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, 1880-12-12

AN ECCENTRIC NEEDLE.

! ,r o-e s,1
! "A MIS- als'seis' " Mo1 : Ill eouhty, 1etates
| fashioned country quilting, the mountain
boys and pjrls ware n1avinr some oon,o lilo
:. s.en,n, ,, 1T;.. .Tor;a psa,ar. ,..sa .,a;''s.
sh"p. -hiss ., MA.lA so.o.s was oehl6
chaseu around the room oy 'afkln sob,'' her
denly. and began to examine the sole of her
ioot ,1,;nhNos is tho cnstn,n i, M ,hat 49, ro1r;or ~
,,,s e,'oa -; Nat,,ra,s o,,,r, -nara.aa e.
w'ss s,'oo III Naeure's own morocco. It was
, founa F that M she @ sfsppea on ~, needle that
there was seven or eight inches of black
patent thread hanging from the eve of the
needle, Jarkin Insisted on pulling it out, but
Maria screamed at the bare mention Of the
touch the string. So Jnrkln IT took her m
up behind him on his Nurse and took
her home to the Old folks. Intending by
the assistance of the old man to prevail upoi,
her to let The needle be pulled out Lo! !when
visible @ and t It was as thouehi that a as so MarIa's
feet had tangled along that it had caught on
a bush and D,lle,i ont. Ali parties wtsre in
despair. Maria was considerably frightened,
but only complained Of q dreadful Stitch III
straining Ills own eyes to lind that Of the
needle. leaving Maria, As She said. to let fhe
thing heal aud work out. The next day jar
kin called on Maria to see if the place had
begun to tester, but strange to say the hole
where the needle had entered--Was scarcely
visible, and Maria was complainiug of onlv
little stitch in her knee aud was in such good
spirits us to place Jarkin III ecstacies. From
day to day tbs visits continued and Maria
and Jarkin had forgotten ali about Tia
needle. Maria now and then Complained to
her mother Of a peculiar Stitch in different
localities. but vent cheerfuiiv about her
work. When Jarkin calletl in the iongeyeir-
il1gs it was evident that. he sat verv
close to Maria. aud while that silent
ecstacy spoken OF in novels wonid
steal over them they would foreet
alI about everything hit their avn liffle
heaven, until q Secular snore from one of the
oii pronle in tha hacE nort ~ tfe rnom
would cause them to stif. This thing Con- con-
tiuued until one night. after they lad been
together longer and closer than usual. .Iarkin
removed his arm and sighed that he must gD.
AS he went to rise he gasped from q sharp
stitch in his side next to IIaria. Maria etigrtl
spasnlodlcally toward JarEin. catching slio1t
breath and holding to him conyulsiye1v. jar
kin felt an indescribabe pain in the effort to
part. Maria hung to him with calculations
no more tender than Indicative Of great
physical pain. Finally they chung to encll
otiicr in wild alarm. Each exclaimed:
" What's the matter! O! Maria! OI Jar
, 1880-12-12

During recent speech ut Augusta, Ga,
United States Senator-ciect Brown told amid
great applause, this story to illustrate tho pres
enr position ct the irrcconclab1e Gen. Robert
TooMbs: "The course tuken BIZ Gen. Tpotnbs
since the War is very we'll Illustrated b. the story
OF tho old gentleman in one of the counties be-
tween here und tho Savannah River He and his
old lady started in the buggy to visit some
friends, and on tho way had t, cross a river. In
going down Into the hat one Of the strapa broke
and the buggy ran upon the heels Of tic horse,
and he kicked himself loose nnd run back home.
The good ola lady, who believed III tho policy OF
reconssructing. gathered up the fragments OF
refused TO go, but sat down on the river bank
and began cursinx- The Old lady. however. car
ried the pieces ho1ne+ and got awl and an end
rs they eaii it, and began requiring tho harness
And. finding the horse at home, she told tho
servant to take him and so. down to the river
and meet the old man and bring him home
After m absence of an hour or SO the servant
returned, and she asked. where ts the old ulan?
And he said be wouldn't come. Then she said:
What Is he duing:' The servant said: lie Is
still sittin' uown on the river bank, Gu ssln.
, 1880-12-12
FEMININE NOTES.

EE4hINlNE T. NO1E1s
Old maids are described as "embers from
! which the sparks have fled"
l. What is home without majolica butter
dish and q gilt dado on the dintng-room?
An old lady who has several unmarried
daughters feeds them on fish diet, because il
is rich in phosphorus, and phosphorus is the
essential thing in making matches.
Mrs. Mountjoy, who was reproacled fo1
her lack OF sentiment, replied: How can q
woman have any sentiment whose husband
goes to bed six nights out Of the seven with
Ills boots on?''
(which do you like best your father or
your 1n0ther?" inquired a visitor of little
chubDy-fist. 20, / like ina the best She
spanks me with the soft side of her hand; pa
takcs shingle."
! Girls, If there is one thing more than an
other that holds the young men Of our day
back from matrimonial ventures, it is the dis
heartening spectacle so often presented them
Of your own dear papa and mamma walking
into church glorltied respectively by u Sl3
ulster and $50 bonnet That's what scarces
the boys.-Burdettc.
fashionable artist for her portrait. He
looked at her, and she. looked at hin, and
both were embarrassed. lie spoke first.
'*Would your ladyship permit me-" he said,
" to take the profile: There IS certain
shyness about your ladyslp's eyes which is
as difficult in art as 1t is fascinating in ma
ture."
A cynical clergyman OF middle age, after
having united 4 loving couple in the holy
bonds of matrimony, was asked by some
one present at the marriage feast how lie, o
bachelor, could consistently engage i'll such
ceremonies. The good mans answer was
Significant: ''In a mans life there are two
periods when he Is likely to marry,-ona
when he is young and has no sense, the other
when he is old and lost his sense" lie was
glad to inform them that he was past one,
and had not yet reached the other.
In Philadelphia two ladies met on the
street, and one said to the other: St Why. you
look very happy this morning; what's hap
pencd ?'' 80 I've just been up having my
fortune told," was the reply, and the Wons-
an says Tm to marry twice. more, have dia-
1no1,ds and camel 's-hair shawl. and that
can 70 to the opera six nights In week i
want to-" .'Dear me! don't wonder that
you are happy. But you WON'T say anything
to your husband ?'' !" 0 Of course not! Poor
man he's good to me. and it might hurt his
feelings to know that am going to marry
twic.. more. 1 think I'll tell him that fm
likely to die first"
, 1880-12-12
GOSSIP FOR LADIES,
AN AMERICAN GIRL.

AN AMERICAN GIRL.
She's hud Vassar educat1ou,
And points with pride to her degrees:
She's studied housahold-iecorasion;
She knows dalo from Ii frieze,
And tells Corots from Boldnis;
A Jacluomart etching, or Haden,
a Whistler, too, perchsnce. might please
A frank and free young Yankee maiden.
She does not care for nleditnton;
Within her bonnet are no bees;
She has Il gentle animation:
She 1oitls III singing simple glees-
She tries no trills, no riralrles
With Luccn {nuw Darnnlu R9tlen}.
With Nilsson Or with Ge15rer; she's
A frank and FREQ young Yankee maiden
I'm blessed above the whde creation
Far, far Mbovo all other les;
! nsk you fur cu1lSrat ulatbn
On this the best of jubllees:
~ with her acrt,s5 theseas
Unto what Pug would call I'M Alden
hope no scrpent's therb to tease
A frAuk aud Tree young lnukac maiden.
ENVOY.
Princes, tn yon tho Western breeze
Bears many ship. and hcayy-laden;
What is the best We send tI these?
4 frank and free young Yankee maiden
--ScrtbHer.
, 1880-12-12
THE NEW CRIMINAL COURT.

| my departure. 6. q. r
THE NEW CRIMINAL COURT.
Its Admirable worklnSs-Tho way 1n
Which lkuAincss Is sExpcdfsed-AC Com-
pltnent to Judge Ifasves.
The Branch Criminal Court OF Cook Coun.
ty having been In operation week yester-
| day, TRIBUNE reporter paid visit yester.
day to the leading officials OF the Criminal
| Court in order to gain their opinion as to
how the new experiment had already re-
suited, and what the prospect was of its fut-
ure usefulness. The universal opinion was
that the new court had fully demonstrated
that it was needed, and that from the manner
iii which it had, In its really senli-organ.
lzed condition, accelerated court business
during tho week, too sanguine expectations
| could hardly be formed of its future value
as an adjunct to the original court
When asked to give his opinion on the sub
ject
MR. MILLS SAID:
"Of course, the great advantage arising
from the Branch Court-so-called-is the
rapidity Of bringing men charged with crime
to trial. The fact has been apparent for
some years that single Judge in the Crimi-
Aa3AA NoA3kt AOA oACEA H11IL VI l1uE1 IL 1Ql 11O
other reason, could not dispose Of the great
criminal business Of Cook County with
wished-for celebrity. III other Suites coun-
ties Of less magnitude have been
provided with much greater facilities
for the trial of misdemeanors and fclonies.
Now that Cook County has over 100000 in
labitants, it is self-eyident that there should
be increased facilities for diSpoSing of crillf-
lnal business. The prompt bringing OF men
to trial IS manlfestiy an important factor in
al facilities furnished by the Branch Court
r persons Saetea tsso IN 'h' a''k trial OF
the mew pssf nss Rss ths Branch Court done during
- It has just begun its work, and during
the last few days has been in the organizing
stage. In few days it will demonstrate its
value to the public interests
have e all ns2r a;Jrbs ndSs Hawes to
Much business during the week just
ended has been done before Judge HaWes,
whose executive ability and judicial charac-
teristics have received from the Bar express
slons Of great respect
"Wllat do you think the Court will accom-
plisll in the futureo"
.'The establishing of the Branch Court was
determined on, as | am informed, by tho
and I have no doubt but that it viii verify
their predictions OF its advantages"
How long do you think it will take now
to catch up with the business which has been
Kept baGk fh;x fof tst wnt t. Of
less, perhaps in thirty tlays-we Shall be
even with the criminal business of the coun-
ty, and. this accomplished, there will be no
reason why an indicted person should not
have his trial within week or two OF the
time Of his Indictment"
Clerk Of the Criminal Court
JACK STEPHENS
, 1880-12-12

The Chinese and Indians speak most favor
ably Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price only Is
cents
, 1880-12-12


Dramatis persone: & good young man;
three evil-n,inded gamblers; Clergyman,
with his wife and daughter, travelling for
bronchitis. Scene-A Pullman car on the
overland trip to California; gamblers play
ing poker; young man reading his 'Trayel-
ers' Guide''; preacher looking on. First
gambler: Young man, will you join US in
friendly >galne Of cards?'' Young man:
":rhnnk you, never play cards.' Second
gambler: 4t Young man. will you take nip?''
{passes him the tlask). Young man: "Thank
~; Young man, man, will you have 1a1 wesd? lex
tending his cigar case). Young man:
Thank you, ! never smoke" Clergyman:
Young man, I have watched your conduct
with great pleasure. I have seen you refuse
glad if you would go into the next car and
allow ME to introduce you to my daughter"
Young man: ''I,Aank you, never marry"
, 1880-12-12
RAILROAD TIIE-TARLE.
ARRIVAL Ind DEPARTURE o. TRAINS,

EXPLANATION or REFERENCE MARKs-fS SATURDAY.
G5Tneepted- SUNDAY excepted +Monday excepted
.,a - ss.hicnx" 4. Northwestern H.stt.raw
IL 1ic s,op1 Ilne'Tabtaa. Sleeping-Ca. nccommod4-
Eetns.a t1 aPply ~ g. Clark-st, GRIND Pacific Ho.oL
snn E1preas od1ca. Palmer House. IS Caua1-sl,
, 1880-12-12

Chicago. Burlington u Quincy Rnflrond-
For Maps, Guide-Booka, Titnc-rables. SIcan,nrec..
~ Sc Ct the Company il chcaEo: CtsrR.
ro.tna ,ana Eaeinc Hotel Drinks Express Orco Son
t'Fsnd Central Depot corner Ganai and n
Andtson-sts- (Ou West Side. ~ ~o'A'A ~3A'A@ nl'Q
, 1880-12-12
[A*a I Arrive

tOnSaturtlaF night to Gilman ONLY -
Gun Saturday night runs 10 Eeori4 ONLY
wabash, st. Louis 4. Fncldc HALLWAY.
Depot corner Stewart and Archer-ays trveuty-tnlr
ST.: Archer-nv. CATS via Stnte-st run 10 tha japo
Ticket Uttice, IS Clnrk-sL
, 1880-12-12

NJ. ~. 1.-s..S-o.-' o1AuIlflED.
llaVing read several accounts purporting to
tell how the writer's had been beantif;et, ,v
paiut and cosmetics in nrofessiona1 1'an$,, -
wondered yhothar - ,,,ps pson11!ouaI ,,. naus,
wou,a,,,s race cou1 h .ls 30 ICY at,, !act shas
as TO defy detection There was only one
way to test the question. and thar xvoa ~ euh-
nit myself personallv tn t,ea % t1nant ~ O. sac
went tn tha fo-onsast ..,o'.:a'-,u ~ aen" 90 l.
ll he Guy tna one about which had heard
the most praise, and soon found myself in a
small private room, seated il, Something 1it,o
a barber's chair before a rnirror ,rtt,' !, fa.
male operator. she fepan T hv ~, n,at;n MiIi IL ae
take off the waist If nv drese ~ and t,n,; s1, n,e
enyeIopeu in loose ,nne;m 1 tur,n,sar sa,o
NrSt sba si,omnooo ooou ,,, I.as!'n ; Mlappels
and that feit coni and e,a"d srhan ~
it with sponge' brSshei # mn f1 rom WV ,nu
the fasIiap @ ~ tha anu dressed IL after
deal Of Sticky hannlfn.a S a.amt frn, G1snt s,.,t
hair to nv ewes hathing thar, ,i1 aiGu ,;a,,iy y
which nrohahls had hai,dnnns r. a. +u.tt w. =
enlarged Inc nunils and imnartad t. 4 Tr;,i: il:
stray hair here and thera IN ,,,, e,. r,r our
and shn,,dr. ,;t 9; ~ 10y mech' arlns,
she washed nv face wifh n nal" rosaseoinrsd tet
cosmetic which driad rai,, XIII, 1osgHlotSn ill., s
bits foor such as ;s usa% IS oc+r WIN ID, 1an
n hirher iint nn nv ch"ai ~ ~ sc,, sne pHt
rnm ra ~, ,,,,, ;;,a ~ '5 no Sntle pIlght
she Riarkened In nv auo,,ps,,n M.n 9lush
dnrnnath cue ava as oyTDaoMS. ;n iasnes ana gn-
were drIicafay fr,ced ,yit{, sf1S itrt III ny temples
f;naiiv svas daS dtJ "'. hgnt niuo; amu
nnar'{}}o,, ,ns Mas ;st utoueu WIN poWael me
na;i x ~ m.t5 !osf n Wat na4 eApegted' anu
+tn p" ,o;o,., " ~ - WIS tl9o tls1ecu 10 puy
skilful Woman Ind Tus msed 19T nn naenaoty ue e1o
1'S nn,a, ~ ~ oo - .fstis - sltnpiy ms
,,ctoae ~ ;i pns Mleuout 4eteclion. Ue-
, 1880-12-12

s. Louis i TEXAS Exprass. ..,..,
st. Loui1 + Tens FaxE Line.
Cairo + New Orleans Expros4...
New Orleans Il Texas Fast Ex
EpriuR1eid Expresa- sa-...,..,...l
Bprinxne1a fixhr Express ..,,....
Peoria, Burlington i kaokuk.
cPeOfiA Burlington i keokuf.
Pontiac i ChAtsWOrth Express,.-
Pontiac Express. ..........,.j
Gilman Passenger.
Dubuque J. Sioux City Express.
Dubuque t Sioux City Exnress
, 1880-12-12
Leave | Arvs-

PnInan a,a saas & So local CIa:k-sf
GAO aud Council bluffs, and Pullman MI
tity m the train leaving Chicago 1t ioI ~ ooou1
fu,!uan Sleepcrs on 9:16 traln IL Des Moincs
a-nepot corner Of Wells and kinz!c-ats
b-Depot corner Of Canal md kinzin-.,s
, 1880-12-12

Kansas City. Denver T. Pueblo
hAusas City, Santa Fe i denver
Might EXPRESS wa Alton
-. Louis Springfield 4 Texns.;
Mobile i New orleans Exprpas ~
ht Louis, Springfield i Texas, !:
Peoria. Hur!inx- East Express. j
ton + keokuk EL yiu theuOa
Pekta Il Peoria Ex. via joliet :
6trcosor, lslcun. WashanRr'n EI. +
Joliet Z Dwight Accom- mmDkfatluu.
, 1880-12-12

On Sundays this train leaves at 6:Lp n.
Chicago. Rock IsInnd d. Pacific Rnllrnnt-
Depot, corner OF Van Buron and Shermnn-sts. Tcxee
Offices, tG Clnrk-st. Sherman House, Palmer IIou.a
Grand Pacific Hotel. mud 75 Canal corner Madison.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

PUBLISHED BIT AUTHORITY.
CHAPTER 80.

AN ACT to confer additional jurisdiction upon
"Jasfices Of che Peace," Of Montgomery,
Prince Georges Hartford. Calvert, Anne
Arundel, wicomicO, Caroline, Talbot, 81.
Nary's Garrei, Howard, SonMrset, waahing-
ton. Frederick, Dorchester, Kent, Charles and
AIIegany counties.
SEcEiox I. Re 4 sneefei b. the General IA
seabfg ~ Msygiaxld, That The several justices q
tn peace Of Montgomery, Prime George, HaF-
ford, Calvert, Anne Arundel, wieomafrn, Caro-
line, Talbot, Sc. NHry's Garrett, Howard, SOM
crset. Washington, Frederick, Dorchester, Kent,
Charles and Allegany counties, ehall have, ID
addition to The jurisdiction which they now pos
scss. and which may be conferred upon them BY
or under the laws Of this State jurisdiction con-
current with that exercised By the circuit courts
for said counties In all cases Of assaults without
any felonious intent, and In al cases Of assault
and battery, and in ell cases Of petit larceny
when the value ofthe property stolen does NOT
exceed the sam Of ave dollars, and In all INSIDE
meanors not punishable by confinement In the
penitentiary. which may be committed within
their respective Jurisdictions: and shall haveju-
risdicti9a In all prosecutions or proceedings for
the recovery OF any penalty for doing or omit
ting % do any act, the doing Of which or the
omission 70 DO, which l. made punishable I'M
ger the laws os tnaS csass within tnelE sAiu yuEla
dietlons by any pecnniary nne er penalty or oy
impfisonmeht ~ pil 2, 90 tue haty IAno noose
on Correeuoai al % whicn aets OF commissions
are hereby aeeiAred 20 &c criminal oaenees; ana
Ine saia yasusss Snall nave p2MeL 20 Issue Al
ps0esss, anu y 90 =. So wnisn .lly y neses,
ety " ING ezslesss ~ .ns.t s.iu snu
mAy W ane es.eTm ins AL 49, sneIeo. .,ey
may nave Jurisuictao1s ana may RtonOunce laeg-
sea. ana sentences .neresn, Ia tns Inc - ~ -
alg 70 ens ss S1'e N - We Soul. ~
sAia coanass soall 10 ~ suen - ~ sacn
eAses were stlee oeiote t..m M,.noQ. ING nue.. !,
sention JILL pLOsaassus noNeseL, go ...' =
any person. wnen .Ivues. Deaole 80 - SuIn -
nee having Jasisaieaon oI inc eAses sn.ii, DSaO1e
.ri.i ioI Ne a.lessa onsace Ply yaLy ulnb "
u the states Auorne! ios saia county stall DC
lore tne tfial o. sAia alisseu onence. Psay ~
tIial On me part q we otA1e = snail g me 9usy
o. any sncn Jnsuee ~ SUNNI sSen .llssea s o1-
ehasE IoL ua - nosa s-s4 ). - -
70 appsm TOT TIA y sne eaEc1as eo1s. . x. M
county IN wnlcn .ne Onsncs w. - y. -
US .hsn ssses :. ~ M =. 49,, ~ = -
next seHsles ~ - sneh ~ - ~. 4.
return $50 gons.es y. 49,. y ~. 49,
the names ana resiuencs % tne sl.neses 'or .,'e
prosecution endorsed snefeon, .or,n.ltn . ,ne
CLERK O. the sara court Ps0vlosa " 1nsslcs ~
fore whom me case = Iieo s.nIL tnIotl' 'he Per
SUI euA. 80 ~ - - : I ~ 49, 4.
Sac. .. And Be- q e!acfed. That cons'sbIes IN
me saia eoanues snail De snu.su y ~ -
serlDed oy law Tor Ine particular ssfsises fenaes
ed BY them under me prcvlslons o. this aeG ana
the said justiees snall @ enassa g Gag ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

At the request Of Dean Levin. ofthe wash
n lngson UonvocAtion. tho Rev. James ID.
AviFett, o. Montgomery county, with Others.
will hold a aeries of services in St. Andrew 8
and william and Mary Parishes, as follows:
ST. PxFKR's, LeonaFdtown,
August 5, Thursday, 8 p. N. August 8, FRI
day, 10 q. m. and p. m.
ST. AnnRnw's CnuRcn,
August Z, Saturday, 10 =. m. and , p. -.
ST. GEohox's, Poplar nill,
August 8, Sunday, 10 a. n. and r. m. Al
gust O. Monday, 10 a. m.
On Monday afternoon, at 3 $50, Mr.. Avireti
svill deliver af.ecfure on The Poetry Of the Bible
for the benefit Of the church, ut Hin View store
JOSEPH w. MURPHY,
July 20, leeo-sd Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

0rphans' Court 81 ST. MarF's countT, Set:
JH1y Is. 1850.
- RDERED by the Court, That Iouisa ID.
- Davis and J. j. Gough, administrators Of
ROBERT DAVIS
late a. 81. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased
give the notice required By Law 20 the deceased 9
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the same
be published once week for six Successive weeks
in TIE Sc. MAry'a BEAcoN
Tes1s InHM b. AnxEG.
Register Of wills for St. Mary's county.
NOTICE.
TnpurBuancc ofthe aboveorder. wehereby give
notice that We have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Sc. Mary county, Maryland, letters
Of administration on the personal estate Of 70
bert Davis, late of sid county, deceased. All
persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby notified 70 exhibit the same with the
proper vouchers attached thereto 70 The snbseri-
bers. on or before the 22nd day ofJanuary, 1881
they viii otherwise By law be excluded frorr
the benefits Of the said estnte. All persons 10.
dcbsed to the deceased arp requested 70 make inn
mediate payment to the subscribers.
LOUISA d. DAVIS,
.. j.. COUGH,
July n, lsso-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

@ONYOCATi0NAL services, under the di.
- recticn Of Rev. J. B. Avirett, win be held
ST. Mary & Parish as follows, commencing on
Tuesday, August 10Th.
Tuesday, August 10th, Trinity church, 50.
Mary's eity-aIl day meeiing-services a. lea,
"a. aud 8 p. ma.
"wednesday, August nth, Ridge Chapel
Services 10 q. N. and p. N.
Thursday, a. 1Iaxy's city, 10 .. m. All ers
invited.
July %. isso-td Rector.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05
CAMP MEETINGS.

A Camp Meeting 4ill be held on Sc. Mary's
~ Circnit, Methodist Episcopal Church, near
CHANCELLORsS Run, commencing AUGUST
TN, and continuing about one week. A cordial
Invitation il extended 10 the public.
EDWARD s. FORT,
Jnly "a, lss0-id Pastor
THERE wilI be Camp Meeting held atthe
An. IL. Churrh, near the village OF Char
loste Hall, commencing, FRIDAY, the 30sh oi
July, instant We invite all lovers Of religious
worship 10 attend A large attendance Of min
listers from other Circuits ID respected.
j. II. SPRFGGS
July n. iseO--td. Pastor.
a Camn Meeting will he held on the Camp
- Ground, near OAKvILLEs, beginning FRI-
DAY. AUGUST 6th, 1850. All Christian de-
nominations are invited to attend. number Of
emiaens dfvines from othgr Circuits uill be PREF
ent. Ample accommodations for man and beast
HENRY WILLIAMS,
July q, l8so--td. Preacher In Charge
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05
TERMS or SALE.


To the Editors Of the BEAooN--G Gentlemen
Tn advertising the lands CT the late George II.
Morgan VIC, the undersigned, his children and
heirs Of age, desire 70 state, that the said prop
tation, BY Mr. Rsley. In order 10 bring the e.
tate 10 n final settlement. We have perfect con-
fidencc In Mr.. Raley's management Of said e.
tate, and believe be has discharged his duty rs
Executor 70 the best Of bis ability, n0twith-
standing many ''false rumors'' TO the contrary.
In conclusion, VIC win say 10 those who conteEn-
plate purchasing the above lands, that . 'HcleaF
title win be given 10 the purchaser" both by
the Executor and heirs at age.
Respectfully,
OTrEEIA NJ. SMOoT,
GEoRGB MonGAH.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

Messrs. Rditors.-The frieads Of r. JOHN
son COTTON knowing hiss teriinx worth and
Representatives ability request you 70 annoanes
hin ms q eandidafe Tor 3 seat in TIE Senase 81
MaryIand nj the next election 1881 and SAY, Il
Be will become aeandidate, he viii be warmly
supported By
Nov IT. ls5s- ~ PSorEE.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05
NOTICE.

OpucR on THE CLERK CiRcUrT @ JET,
So. Mary's county,
Leonardtown, Nd, July ~, 1880
nERS0NS entitled to receive copies OF the
Laws Of 1850 are hereby nOtiHed that the
same have been received at this Office, and win
be distributed upon application.
J. FRAEK FORD, Clerk
CT. CT. for st. Mary's county.
July %, lsSO.--3t.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05
RATIFICATION NOTICE.
VIM. u. TipPett
W.
Robert @. Combs and
John G. Tippest, admrs. Of
xaccl,eus Tippeit.

In die Circnit Court ibr ST. Mary's coanty, sii-
ting IS . Court ct Equity.
No. SOS n E.
ORDERED this 18th day Of July, 1880 thar
U y the Auditors report. filed in this cause he
ratified and comfrmed, unless cause 70 the con-
trary BE- shown On or before TIE tGh Monday Of
August, 1880; provided copy Of this order be
Published in he Sc. Nafy's BEAcDs, once a week
for three Successive weeks prior % the said 9Th
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
True copy-Test:
Jnly ~, lss0-ts
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05

vTHE attention Of purchasers ofFARM EN-
Il GINES is called TO
@. 4 g, COOPER co.'s Traction or
Self Prapelllng Engines.
They are Q complete success.
F. E. BURCH, Agent,
Charlotte Hall, Md.
II arch 4, lseO-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-08-05
nOUsEKEEPER WANTED

NmeANTED Immediately an EXPERIENCED
~ HOUSE KEEPER. And elderly lazy pre-
Eerred. Must cean well-recommended. Apply
JOHN =. FENwTCK,
Leonardf0wn, Nd.