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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

ST. MARY's BEACON
.soxAaDTouK,MD.
THURSDAY MORNING. Jssssss 80. isso.

IMPORTANT LEsIsLATToE EXPECTED
III the naws which reaches - from
Annapolis j. reliable. both the Oyster
Navy and the System Of State Inspec-
sion of Tobacco are IN great danger Of
coming to grief this Winter. The real
trouble il, that both these Institutions
have lately become burtheus upon the
State Treasury. Whatever else mar
Be alleged, Ibis j. The real hair lhal has
broken o. i breaking The back 81 the
camel. The people ofthis section H.
vor BY large majority, we believe. The
retention OF both these systems. but the
people Of other sections Of tie State
who are taxsd in part ior the expense
Of summing them are opposed. Now. II
these institutions can be made self-sup-
porting. viii our friends on The other
side allow us 10 have them: And u
they will allow rs 10 have them on this
condition. is there not ability enough on
our side to drali = Law making them
s-lf-suppor.iAg or, faiIingin this. justice
enough to allow them TO die
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

Being s.natfve here and to the mannsr born,
Sc. Mary's accepts tho selection By Bis Excellen-
e., Gov HamiIion, Of Hoa. JAmss T. Briseoe, 81
Calvert, for Secretary q State asia the nature
of cOmpliment 70 herself. Mr.. Eriscoe has
quite an extended kinship here and maay warm
personal friends. disappointment i, also very
acceptable in party point Ofsiew. Il l. due to
the retiring Secretary, Dir Holiday, 10 say,
that bis prompt and courteous atteasion during
bis extended service in Office 20 our county and
people has obtained cor him the high regard and
good wishes Of al who have bad personal or Of
6cial iaiercourss with him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22
4 visit to Baltimore

win prove highly advantageous By inspect
ing Messrs G. n. Oehm Sons immense one
price Clothing Establishment. A grand assOst-
ment ofMen's 0vercoats, listers and Suits, rang
ing in price from S. to $50. Is now ON exhibit
lion, comprising all leading novelties for the
present year Their elegant Boys and Chill
drens' Oversacks. UIssereis and Suits for School
and Dress II s. 80 and upwards are the delight
Of The little folks. GeHHims lcw prices for sell
made goy1nenss Is their motto, and we advise ev-
cry one before purchasing 70 call ON g. n. 0ehm
q Son, $50 W. Pratt 81. aud IS Hanover St,
adjoining Citizens Bank.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

= he was then called. tAgr. Stunsp act-
ing Governor ten minuies-Gos- Car
rolls term expiring - l2)-annonneed
The arrival 81 Mr. Hsmilioa = follows:
.Hon. Wm. r.. Hamilton. Gosernor-
elers ii Maryland" The ladies soon
realized Tie Iaet that from he nnnser-
Gus tall and square shouIdefed sous Of
Maryland. Ny Maryland. their view q
the Governor and party was obssrucsed.
They soon. however, overcome the dsi-
ficuIly By standing erecl IN their chairs.
Dir. Hamilton favored the audience
with short but pointed address, and ]
fear many democratic politicians de-
rived little comfort from what be said.
The Governor extended formal invisa-
lions to his friends and the members Of
The General Assembly 10 call On BIN
from hslf-psst one % half-past three
o'clock. a which reception Gov. Ham
iIson Introduced earh and ever one for
mally 10 Mrs. Hamilton and daughters.
At ~ o'clock On The 18th inst. the
House met, and The Speaker announced
the standing and select committees. st.
Mary's delegations came II 81 some q
The honors-hlr. Holmes On State House
repairs and on Printing, Mr.. Graves on
Chesapeake Bay and Tributaries and
Militia.
DIR. w. c. Hamilton, Of BALTIMORE.
has assumed very decided opposition
10 the lavish waste and expenditure OF
the peoples money BY the Legislature
OF Maryland. The republicans coop
crate with him IN opposing such meas
ures, but Is they are 30 greatly in the
minority they can dobutiitile. Butthey
sit quietly while The democratic MEM
bers are discussing the questions and
note every vulnerable point on that side,
and no sooner than they get chance
they rise to their feet and throw such
hot shots st their opponents that their
eyes fairly sparkle with rage.
On Thursday, Mr.. Legg. Of Queen
Anne's county, after making some very
appropriate remarks concerning Mr.
Holmes. Of your county. moved that ne
be added TO the committee on educa-
ton, xhich was adopted.
There have been ne bills ofimportance
introduced as yet. Mr.. Chapman. OF
Charles, obtained leave 10 introduce a
bill allowing Maryland tobacco 10 be i'm
spected other than by The State tobacco
inspectors. A copy of . bill entitled
registration of voters has been placed
on the files of the members ofthe House
OF Delegates. which will, ! think. iii
ever become q law, do away with the
democratic pet scheme Of repeating at
elections. Mr.. T. J. Moore, of your
Town. is here, and has proven himself
a very agreeable camPanion.
SE-vARG.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

$3.50 ~ ARNMHN %AN#ss
Nnaw - hsading az legislative Sketches
80 Annapess Rersrs II H. issue u siAs Issh -
ssans. gives tAs nslouing particulars q lae PR
sonsI and 81 sisal hisspry x John =. Caves
Esas.. uless ssas ID he House IL Delegates = :
Representative 4 81. aiary' se0snsy : now ; cab
80 i e0nssss
Esen JOBS e. Graves was born In s.. Nary :
nnuasy ii fss1, and aflendea pnb;ie srhool -
DAYS. a. - &c ola enMAsea O. lizard :
saflfnx veassa ermsshg from tie Pafuxent River
y Baltimore. aud Is hts 2lsa year sesame usas-
asr f The sans vessel u which - Shipped years
before ~ cabin boz. In Isg7 ~ entered he
arena af politics and was elected % the o9ice ut
Constable. and IL 1870 and 70 respectively was
mnpoiaaed 10 tie olhre tt Iustiee q the Fcace
n ana gor -. Mary. eounsy. II he latser part
oF de year 1917. Sesiwmed his oaire. u le16
va mnposnaed ID sh9 olEieS Of Clerk 10 che Board
- f5nansv Gem maissigueFs, " his e0mnly. Also
n ne sane year appointed by the MARYLAND
fen4emmiml gommfstee, 10 serve on . COMMITTEES
= exuxwsumf aha Sth Congressional District 10
- Insernaaian Exhibition nj Philadelphia. lie
i ) stadent VI law under J. Parran Crane A.
aofney and Counselor 81 Law 1t Lsepnardiowns
Maryland. In 1879 was elected 60 . seak in the
House Of Delegates By majority Of IS. He bis
been a Repnhlican since that party has been a
distinctive organisation, but enieFt@ins the high
est respect for bis poiiticHl opponents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

Our friends have succeeded in securing ''Sir
Joseph, y but 'RNlph" Is still missing. II is
hoped that they may succeed in the last trouble
and then Pinafore win be produced as it was
written BY the great composers. Without Ralph,
we understand, scenes from Pinafore win be Civ
en-, which for our people, will agreat accomplish
ment, and we bespeak forita full and aPpreciative
house. We again repeat, that nothing definite
has yet reached US, but timely warning viii BE-
given to all lovers OF good music. ~
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

The Orphans Court met in extra session ON
MondAy lasi, present Judges Nilburn and Love.
Letters testameniary on the personal estate Of
John Il. Jenifer were granted TO Henry G. Adams
Petition fled Of Leliie Jsnifer, widow OF John
H. Jenifr, to obtain allowance Of $T5 and 10
have certain property stricken from the inveniO-
~ claimed by her. The Court, after hearing
testimony and argument Of counsel, allowed the
property. in part. Key Il Crane appeared for
petitioner and James II. Wilson for Executor.--
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday, the 27th
instant. e. ~aa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

ANNAPoLIs CoRResPoNpEEce.-
Though written from different politi-
cal standpossts, the correspondence fol-
lowing from the seat OF our State Gov
eminent viii be read. we believe. with
in:eres. by our readers, seeing that they
have been accustomed to find in our
columns frank expression OF opposing
opinion on all subjects Of political and
county interest and appear to have APP
proved the full liberty we have hereto
fore accorded correspondents. We wish
il understood, however. that we assume
no responsibility for The opinions wri-
ters in our paper may express. unless
accompanied by our endorsement. With
this qualification. and thanking our two
correspondents for their tavors, We sub
init their letters without further remark.
ANEAPoLs. Jan. N. 1880.
Editors Beacon AS was expected
aud previously advertised. the militia
oil The State arrived IN the city on The
14lh inst. likewise large numbers oil
civilians from various parts Of the Com
nonNeallh. TO witness the inauguration
OF Gosernor-eleci Hamilton. In The af-
ternoon OF The 18th inst. the employees
OF The Senate and House Of Delegates
removed all the chairs, setsees and So
fas from the House 10 the Senate Cham
Der. The members Of The House OF
Delegates. ~ matter Of course. expec-
ted 10 receive honored seats, but 10 their
great surprise when they entered The
Senate they discovered that the fair sex
Of the Town and country had assembled
in The Senate waile The House was
holding standing session and organic
ing themselves into speculative COM
miitee, with Hon. Herman Stump Ia
the chair smiling. blandly upon them.
The members look in the situation, &C.
knowledged tie ''aell out. yielded 10
The powers that were and planted them
selves firmly upon their feet and await
ed the arrival Of the lion OF The tribe.
Al ten minutes past l2 Governor Stump,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

Our report last week Of the proceedings ct the
Commissioner Court was only up TO TEesday
evening, the 18th, but the Board met again on
wednesday, the l4th, when Messrs. Alvey, Law
renee, Loker and Parsons were present and the
following proceedings bad II was ordered, that
b. Dawson be allowed to build foot-bridges over
the streams AZ Holy Fin and 81. Clements Bay.
The bill Of John Parsons for plank and poles and
the read reports OF The. Harrison, B. Dawson,
Henry Lyon and Jerome Hayden were passed
The Board then adjourned to met the 2nd Tues
day in February.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

The TEAucuRArIoE ADDREss.-PTe-
vious TO being sworn inso Office on We'd
nesday. II Annapolis, Gov. Hamilton
delivered The following brief address :
-. Chief Jshfiee ands Gtnfieseh -
This is not TO be regarded. perhaps. -
an appropriate occasion TO refer in de-
tail 10 specific measures Of public poll
cy.
Probably I may end II proper, dur
ing the session. 10 communicate with
the Legislature upon subjects Of gensr-
al interest.
The able and elaborate message oil
the retiring executive. together with The
comprehensive and lucid report Of the
comptroller, give full andprecise informa-
ton in respect to the financial affairs oil
the State. besides calling the attention
OF the General Assembly to the consid-
Grafton Of matters Of great public con-
Germ.
But in presenting myselI 10 take the
oath Of Office as prescribed BY the Con-
stitution, I shall indulge The liberty oil
saying that | fully recognize the impress
sive significance Of the late expression
Of the popular will.
In becoming the chief magistrate Of
the State, and in the exercise of the
powers, and in the discharge OF the du-
lies incident to this most honorable and
responsible position, IL will be with The
determination that everything shall be
directed, and directed solely, in tie in
terests Of good government.
There viii be upon the part of the
executive a most cordial cooperation
with other departments Of the govern
rneni in promoting wise and unselfish
legislation; in assuring fair. pure and
peaceful elections; in enforcing rigid
economy in all branches of the public
service; in reducing taxation 20 the low
est point compatible with economical
administration; in correcting all abuses.
in limiting Official employment 10 the
absolute necessities OF the State, and in
maintaining an elevated standard OF Of
fetal probiiy, capacity and application
to the end that we and our children af-
ter US may continue to enjoy The bies-
sings OF free government: and still furth-
er that the just aud well-founded ex-
pectations OF The people may be real
ICED.
The governor, the sena tor. the dele
gate, Invested of the pomp, the circum-
stance of place, and stripped OF his Off
cial robes, is, at best. but plain, sim
pie and unadorned agent, entrusted BY
The people with duties TO be performed
in their interests, aud for the faithful
and fearless performance of which his
honor and all that he should hold dear
in life are pledged to The people.
Allow me now the privilege oil ad-
monishing eli, in language as impress
sive as il is in nv power to use, that il
is not with specious promises, or gilded
words. or glittering, generalities, bui
with living deeds and actions that the
people will be or ought TO be content.
Called by the people TO the Office oil
Governor of Maryland, lam deeply sen
sibIe of The responsibilities lam about 10
incur. My highest ambition will be
gratifed If. when | come 10 lay down
this great authority and once more re-
turn TO the walks oil private lie, shall
bear with me the consciousness Of hav-
ing fairly. honestly and faithfully dis
charged the important and imposing OBJ
legations here now assume.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Orphans Court OF ST. Nary's County, Set:
Jan. 10, 1880.
nRDERED by che Court, That Henry c
Adams, Executor of John n. Jeniser, lat
Of St. Mary's county, Maryland, deceased, give
the notice required BY law 20 the deceased
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once q week for six sueces-
sive weeks In the S. Mary's BEACON.
Test J0HK d. ABELL,
Register Of Wills for Sc. MaFy's county
NOTICE.
In pursuance OF the above order, hereby give
notice that have obtained from the Orphans
Court Of ST. Mary's county, Maryland, leiierf
sesiamentary on the personal estate Of John
Jenifer, late Of said county, deceased. All per-
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified to exhibit the same with ths
proper vouchers attached thereto 70 the su5srFi-
Der on or before the 22nd day Of Jnly, 1880,
they will otherwise by Law be excluded from the
benefits OF the said estate. All persons indebted
TO the deceased are requested TO make immediate
payment 70 the subscriber.
HENRY G. ADAMS,
Executor.
Jan q, issO-ew.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

eeriaia daises sad laughing athim there
for.
TIE Governors visit 70 tie Library
was iniuced b. desire 70 ascertain GER
sssn facts ID relation % seharl's History
d Maryland.
The Only order that ELECTED much dis
sussion during me past week was
one 10 pay subordinates who have been
ID afaesdshcs since the opening Of the
session.
The ST. Mays delegation vigorously
opposed il, until our mutual friend. T.
j. Moore, threatened 10 send The Ser
eeant ii Arms over in that quarter.
when. discovering the nature 81 things.
one wishing to hold hss seat and the
other 10 make friends. they we're con-
tent TO vote their sentiments and re-
main quiet. The order vas passed By
: large majority.
Grwrnw
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

On she goth inst, at Sc. Pani's ~. y. church,
Leonardtown, by she Rev Pierre Fondsrkmith,
JOHN L. KELLY 10 ELIZA y. RAMY, both q
Virginia.
On the sane dAy, at Ms. Zion NJ n. church,
by sh4 same, JOHN r. EDWARDS Of Charles
On the same day, By the Rev, Father Lancas-
Ter, b. NORRIS 10 Miss ALICE v. EVANS
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

The reelection Of Hon. Barnes Compton, Of
Charles, as Treasurer Of the State, besides be-
being compliment to the democracy Of South
ern Maryland, Is a deserved tribute to faithful
officer who, throughout long service Of public
trust, Involving great temptations, has stood 50
clear in his high place that not even q suspicion
Of wrong doing has ever assailed bin.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

R. CauIkins, M. D., Of Rochester, N. T.. GER
tiles Oct. 9Th, 1879, that be has used the Safe
Kidney and Liver Cuae In bis practice for dis
eases of the kidneys and liver apd the result has
been satisfactory in the extreme. lie says: 81
would now prescribe che same remedy 70 all sim
iIarly afflicted, and ron are at liberty to 50 state
in your testimonials. "-iSm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

IT. s. CRKsUs.-The census Of the
Unsfea States, which i taken every ten
years will be commenced on the first
DAY June next. On that day twen-
- andae nhheraiDss will Be set ~
work, and those in cities will be obliged
Ia finish in two weeks. while The 9th
ers win have . month % complete their
labofs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

~ Now Is the time TO place your money
where it will tell. The original New York
Clothing House, ls4 W Baltimore street, Oppo-
site Light, has rednced the price on It's entire
stock 10 che cost Of manufacture. Does not wish
TO carry il over until NEXT season. Bargains
sure and no humbng.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

Messrs. B. R. Hiliman 4 Co. have purchased
the interest Of John Wanamaker at No. I66 West
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd, aud have es-
tablished themselves in the Clothing business At
that old and popular stand. Persons from our
county who may visit Baltimore In search Of ar
ticIes ia their line are invited TO give HiIImAE
& Co. a CALI See their notice in another column.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

X. L. Mosely a. Montreal, Canada, certified
Sept 27, 1872 that be had suffered terri LIZ from
dyspepsia. and was completely cured b. taking
Warmers safe Bifsers. lie says: ssMy appetite
= 600 a. and naw suner nc ineunsenienre frcm
eatin~ hearty nsealst' These Bittere are also =
specific or al skin diseazes.-jsm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-01-22

The cid dyeiHg establishment. Branch 0esce
ITO W. Baltimore Street, il a. ever prepared to
do all kinds Of work in their line, with Deat-
ness, cheapness and despatch. ThesupeEiorchsr
acfer Of their work enables them TO please the
most fassIdious, and save 20 the frugal many
dollar. The attention ofour lady readers 10 e.
pecially called 70 their Baltimore Branch OGIes-
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&c CoFFospsadenkss
A communication from sProgress'' in reply
TO the article Of tx. Y. g." published IN our
last paper has been received and win BE inserted
In our next issue.
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Sherman 3 Co., Marshall, Mich, wait an
agent In this county nj once, 1t salary ct s 90
per month and expresses paid. For full paFticn-
lars address A. above.
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FOR THE SENATE.

Nsssrs. Editors:-The friends Of r. JOHN
SON COTTON knowing bis sterling worth and
representative ability REQUEST yoa 20 announce
bin as a candidate for q seat in the Senate Of
MaryIsnd ~ The next election fIss11 and say, IL
be viii become q candidate, be will be warmly
supported BY
Nov ~, lazs. THs PssRIH.
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Trustees SUE
Tuesday, the 10th day Of
February, 1880,

between the hours of he O'Clock. M and O'Clock,
D n. the following rial estate. TO uit: Ar
that tract Or parcel OF land, called and known as
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-12-02
Masonic Election,

The quarterly communication of the
Grand Lodge, F. & A. NJ, Of the state of
Pennsylvania was held yesterday, CON-
mencing at 10 4. m. Grand Secretary
Thompson and Grand Master Nisbet de-
clining reelection, caused an active com
petition for the offices of grand secretary
and junior grand warden. Michael Nisbet
was elected grand secretary on the first
ballot, and three ballots were taken for
junior grand warden, resulting in the elec-
tion of Joseph Eichbaun, of st. John S
lodge, No. 100, of Pittsburgh.
The following were elected officers Of
the Grand Lodge for the ensuing Masonic
year, beginning on St. Johns day, Dec.
q, and will be formally installed at tho
annual commemoration of the Grand Lodge
on that day:
Grand Master-Samuel Il. Dick.
Deputy Grand Master-Conrad B. Day.
Senior Grand Warden-E. COppec
Junior Grand Warden-Joseph Eich-
baum.
Grand Treasurer-Thos. II. Patton.
Grand Sccretary-AIichael Nisbet.
Trustees Grand Lodge Charity Fund
Jacob Laudenslager, Geo. GriscOm, Daniel
Britain, John Hanold, Edward Strick-
land.
Trustees of Girard Bequest-Samuel c.
Perkins, George Thompson, Charles NJ.
Provost, Henry c. Howell, Jacob Roberts,
NJ. D.