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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

TIE SURRATT ExEcuTIoE.-From
the fuss they are makiag about u, one
would think that The repablIcan press
managers we're all near relations Of Mrs.
Snsssll, that they regarded her execu-
lion - q personal and family outrage
and felt themselves called upon TO pro-
claim veadsifs against all who had q
hand mM Whether related toihe un-
happy lady or mol. il is quite nOioriOus
Ma many Of these samcPsoPle who are
now wiping their eyes were loudest Ia
psoclaiming her guilt when she was ar
rested and fereest in calling Tor her life
when on trial. Not only this. bat up
% o. very recent date. they missed no
OccasioB 20 blacken her memory and
outrage The feelings Of her children.
which Of these present mourners. we
would like to know, can turn 10 the Giles
81 his joarnsl and show that he express
cd belief m her innocence and objected
20 her condemnation and execution BY
Q military eemmissioai We are not
well posted On this sUejecs. but We
venture The assertion that shere . not
one Of them. u j. allowable therefore
20 doubt beth The kinship and The gen-
usneness Of their present sympathy.
The truth is, the SurTatt tragedy has
been rsvsmped with The sole and ex-
elasrvs view Of exciting religious pre-
JUDGE against Gen. Hancock. Its IN.
necessary Tor us 10 show how this vas
hoped 10 be accomplished. Enough. that
u has signally failed. There Is not ouly
NO act Of Gen. Hancock in this connee-
ton which justices The intrusion Of re-
ligiOus feeling. bot there is none which
does not do him honor as a soldier, .
gentleman and Christian
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

tGD38C&tEAtHNs
Mcssrs Editors by invitation, attended
The examination Of the pupils Of school No. ?,
under the guidance Of Mrs. Goodwin, is cofnpe-
tsat and efficient teacher. This examination
was conducted By Mr. JET JarbOe and W. d.
Heard. and embraced OrthogrAphy, Reading,
Arithmetic, Geography and English Grammar.
The questions on each branch, although thor
oaeh and searching. were answered with readi-
neas and ease and brought smiles Of JOY from
each and every observer. The speeches and dia-
Iogues were also perfect success 10 every par
ticaIar, as the generous and overlooking applause
Of the large and delighted audience which greeted
each piece fully showed. Language fails % ex-
press The really merisorious manner in which the
children acquitted themselves during the differ
ent exercises. Surely, there never was school
from which DE aspect q dulIness and restraint
vas more eompleiely hanished. After The DIFF
fsrsnt exercises we're concluded, there was 3
sumpsnous dlzner prepared, to which shink
Zach and every one did ample Justice. This Is =
very small school house, hghied with very ganalI
windows and shaded a. Iiifie distance By majestic
aaks. shromgh wiich the 1uneis SOB eanBot pen-
earafe. There was masic and daneing and social
enforuenE everywhere, and thus the hoarB paaed
happily away fill late eve, when, In little par.
ties a fuus and thEees, The ehilaren commenced
20 bid aeood-b = nna In short time aliers sH-
ureu1e quietness once more rsigned and the young
people. returned % their homes highly PLEASED
with &c joys Of the day. csc
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

THE NATIONAL CAMpAcN.-The
national campaign on the Democratic
side will begin on the 18th Of july next
in New York. There are two organi-
zaiions which have charge ofthe national
work-the Democratic National Exe-
cutive Committee. appointed by the
national convention, and the Demo
cratic National Congressional Commit
tee, appointed BY the Democratic eau
Gus Of the two houses Of Congress.
No chairman OF The National Demo
cratic Executive Committee has yet
been appointed, but Senator w. A.
Wallace, Of Pennsylvania, is chairman
OF the Democratic National Congressi-
onal Committee. Both Of these com
mittees will meet in New York on the
18th cf July. when Generai Hancock
will be promptly notified Of his nomi-
nslion. Attorney General Stockton
has been appointed 10 deliver the adj
dress Of notification al the meeting 10
be held al the New York hotel. Sena-
tor Whyte. Of this State. is member
Of the Democratic National Congress
sponal Committee. and has been notified
to be present on that occasion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

cry cas- expect to Be warmly snd xrai-
ou~iy supFpFted b. the usass Of the
party Il lis general eleclson-
81 eDuFze these seats viii BE coa-
tested and we believe tbs decent men
from III paris Of The district friends
OF all the dilEereni candidases, Will joan
IN teaching Mr.. Eeyler 3 Nr. jim
Buses spd cfber shining lights that
thongs lhes may run the 17ih ward 70
suit themselves, running The CongTes-
sionnl comvenlion Oh this district 3 I'd
entirely different thing.
we always have been opposed 10 the
allowance Of Tour votes TO the l7th
ward. - being grossly unjust. and In
this Gen. Chapman and ourself have
cordially sgreed. and The matter has
been Submitted 20 in the face Of the
protests Of both % as. e. scft q party
expedieney. But when Ia addition 60
the foaf votes. q Is attempted 20 foist
GA u four fraudulent votes, the time
has sfrived whea lhs Democrats of this
disll5et must stamp upon such c0nduct
the beal Of righteous indignasion.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
Fourth Of July.

We had hoped and expected that our late nm
tional anniversary would have been appropriate
~ and generally recognized in our county, bat
we are sorry to say that this was not the case.
Here, beyond thu display Of the national flag
from the Court House flag staff and from . few
dwellings in the village, there vas no other r.
cognitiOn. Since writing the above, we have
been reminded that Capt. Morgan RaIey's COM
pany Of juveniIesnOticed Me day By picnic in
the shecp-Pen Woods. Bravoi fer tho boys
they have more patriotism than their fathers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

At the late Commencement at 81. Johns Col
Iege, Annapolis, Nd, in the list Of graduates We
notice tie names OF Eugene r. washen and Wall
ter ,. Dawkins, osthis county. Mr. wathen,
who received the degree ola. B., delivered the
Satisfactory Grafton and an essay on "America."
He Is also specially mentioned in Greek, Latin
and Mental and Mora; Science and received a
certificate Of distinction Of the First Grade. Mr..
Dawkins, in addition to graduating honos,
received the degree Of Proficient in French, Ger
man and Mental and Moral Science.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Oar village blacksmith, Mr. Pope, while stow
ine away goaarr il The Ion o. his shop on Sat.
nslay Iast. nsissea HE sooling and was precip;.
sassi so the asor. No bunes we're broken. bv,
he received sevczes though not fatal, internal ia
afies
the eeueroaa rains Of the past week have bas
he eIIses of rssising many tobacco beds which
had Seen Supposed 10 be paai praying for. Con-
ssderIne. however, the pssssntlaieness Cor plant
inr sobacco plants ard their total failure in
snany sections Of The county, not more than
lwo-shiras e. crop can be pitched shis season.
Ripe peaches and tomatoes have cOmmeucsd
putting IN an appearance in our village, con.
BE of the forneF, present from a lady friend
beiag uou ca cur table. We hear the tOmasOr. a.
Princs Georges, notwithstanding late flourish
hb6ns fhena, ere oct yetfally ripe and we notice
the early peashrs Of are always FRS, heard
d il marksl and seldom, show tlsmsslves in the
way d present In editorial quasssrs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
(ComMuxEcArED.



ST.. IESsors', M, July 2, 1850.
MsssSs. EIitoys Nv Wednesday. June 30th, was
a gala day 10 many Of our youth Il was ths
closing Of the public schools, also examination
day. and to SEE numbers az boys and girls wend-
ing their war 70 their several places OF instruc-
ion with anticipation ofsueeess beaming ia their
eountenance, was exceedingly pleasing 10 an
observant eye, showing that although they were
glad that vacation was at hand, they we're also
anxious TO prove 20 their friends that they had
not passed tlieir time IN idleness, which we art
proud % state, subsequent examinations verf-
Fed. That education Is essentially necessary 20
the wen being and happiness Of every family
Of our great country, no Fighi-ihinkiBg mind
win attempt 70 deny; and We can congratulate
ourselves that the education Of the youth Of the
the country Is rapidly progressing since public
gyorisioH Cor the came has become general -
Thanks TO our lawmakers; thanks 10 the neu
who are iatrasled with the executions Of the laws
relating 70 public instruction; and thanks TO out
noble band Of teachers foF their nntHriag en-
deayors 10 eGspats the youthfai mind.
saTis Ignorance mainly binds people In chains
IT'S this, too, the empire offoIiy maintains
Vice shrinks from instruction, like darkness from
light,
And desposs sh6n noontideand covet the night"
0BsERvRR
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Hetsl Arrivals.
Among the arrivals at MoorO's Hotel are tn
following:
Luke Devlin, +. @. Rirkwood and wife, w
Bagaley, Miss Minnie Bagaley. John A. Daley
John Il. ColIette. H. o. CoIIette, Mrs. }. r. Wa.
ters, Mrs. E. E. Tweedie, Mrs. w. A. Bell and
family, Washington City; H. Watts and family,
Sante Fee, New Mexico; Mrs. w. Hayden, Mrs
Walsh, Washington, City; J. II. Edgar, Ore
gon; Major w. H. Decker, Miss A. ConnelI,
Washington City; VIM. Dyreufurth, Chicago
8. Yong, U. s. n; Mr.. HaIIeck, Mr.. White
and wife, Mrs. T. Raver and family, Washing
ton City, George Taylor, Port Tobacco; J. 8.
Sims, ). b. SleckIess Washington City; S. n.
Johnston, Ohio. Miss NeAIlister, Washington
City.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Eleetien Of oHicers.
At the meeting o. members Of the 81. Nary 3
r. r. Debating Society At their fall on FRI
day evening last, The following gentlemen were
elected officers, to serve the ensuing term
President, D. Parran Crane
vice 10, r. G. COmse
Rec. See. II. @. Reederf
Asst. do, R. A. Abel;
Cor. See, Or. A. ,. spaIding;
Tssasursz, J. Frank Ford
Librarian, Robt. A. Youag.
The Standing Committees ioF ihe term are
FInance Conmitsse--John A. CarzaIier, A. A.
Lawrence and 10. y. Morgan.
Library COmmiitee-JOhn F. King J. 7. u.
RaIey ahd Wm. 3. Edelen-
onastion C0ninlitiee-F'nnk y. Bcimes, u.
&. Hamuctt and James III. Wilson.
Hall Gomfnitfee--B. =. Abel b. H. Camalies
and DR. Charles Combs.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

The popularity Of the Rochester beer Is not
foz day, bat 90 All lime. Signs continue 10
usnlssalx shat TIE desaand SoF e igno mere
ra~e d Ne moment TO be sueeesded by some
tIaag els. Thsbrew 8 an ssiablIshsa iAvOFiie,
and stsemptsto sspPsant twill Be in vain.
Families and localities where IL has been i'm
froaaeea eoatiBus 50 incFeasss theiT eEderss
showing that more aud more persons are adopt
ing Il as their usual beverage and ratfesamenf-
Messrp. FfsGHY q. Keen, 1906 Pennsylvania
Axerue. Washington. D. c., are the sole
agents gor Maryland, Virginia and the District
Of Columbia.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

except fer extraordinary FEssons, end DO
iheee aow really exit Besides. = Il
NOS notorious lhsl Gen. Cbspman and
~. Hrnkls belong 20 opposite aad even
warning iaetionsia The democratic par
=. a. i Il lskeIy that TIE nominaii0n
Of either would prove acceptable p me
friends Of The defeated candidzse and
elicit from them en- enthusiastic sup
ports In Che nature Of things this is
not 70 be hooked Cor. and therefore the
Consention ebouId sseid inssstable an-
lagonisms Of Tins sort and, whilst seek
80 out . candidate. worthy d The hon-
o. Il kas - eonies. endeasor n obtain
ore free from ihs entanglement Of nj
saetions. We. mesn so disparagement
10 the fasegiss scns wksch ouF s,sieF
coansies of Calvert ard Prince Ceorgs's
ere Iikely 20 present 20 the eonveniion
whss we ssy. thst % csndids,e JET
nswed fs L. eosgssssionsl somissiion
would. u oas jslssmens. dsvelop less
heara-burnines and bring more general
strength 70 the ticket than Col. Deaf.
And 80 81. Mays dou'i propose 10 en-
gage IN eng sithdrawals IN snybody's
inlerest o. against anybody's interest.
She . honestly snd earnestly for Dent
and the only thing she covenants to do
n advance -. 70 abide IN good faith the
decision Of the convention and eontri-
butte her best endeavors 10 elect the
nominee. whoever he may be.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

"a. 0f al the modern inventions the Patent
Incubator takes tae lead, but experience teaches
AT that whether poultry Is Matched by the pa
tent process with artificial heat, OF BY the origi-
nal way patented by nature, they are subject 10
cboIens, gares, SC, and experience, also teaches
those THAT have tried Roberts Poultry Powder
IN such cases, that It Is sure cure every ,ime
For sale By Combs 3 spalding, Leonardtewu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
UNQUESTIONABLE.

The Herald, Detroit, Mich, says Of Warmers
Sale Liver and Kidney Cure: s.lts efficacy in
kidney, liver, and urinary diseases Is 50 fully
acknowledged that il Il not worth the question
ing. Bona fde testimonials from wtll-known
citizens in pifblic an private lite are evidences
strong en0aehlo convince the most stubborn
doubter. ~ "a.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

The excursion Of the Steamer Thompson from
this place 70 Piney Point tonight has been post
pOned until Saturday, the nth inst The ThomP-
son win leave Leonardtown wharf At O'Clock.
sharp. and then win 90 to Curioman, from
thence she win proceed to the Point where there
win be dancing and other anusemeass. Let no
one miss this opportunity to enjoy themselves.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

o. Mr.. Leonard w. Jerome. one Of
the owners Of the New York Times. q
strong and influential Republican paper,
has written letter to Gen. Hsncock.
congEatulating him upon his nomination
for the presidency. end assuring him Of
his hearty support
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

In the campaign Ia this State Ex-
Gov. John Lee Carroll. Senators Whyte
and GrOOme. Hons. A. P. German and
w. n. Walsh, viii take very active
paris. ably assisted by resident Demo
crats in the several districts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
WEEalS,
/ Line of Steamers
10 PATUKEyF RIVER.
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT:
-
On and after SATURDAY, Juiy 10, Steamers

On ana after SATURDAY, JuIy 10, Steamers
will rnn AZ folioWs:
Steamer PLANTER will leave Pier Light
Street wharf, every Tuesday, Thprssay and
SATURDAY. az Z O'Clock, q. M, f3g Pair Haven,
Plum Point, GovernoF's Hun aud ahe Patuxent
River Is high up as 81. Le0nard's.
Returning, win leave 81. Eeonard's every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 7 a. m;
Milestone Landing at . =. h.; Fiam Point at
" 90 D. m. and Pair Haven RI 2 pm.
Frefght rereive9 daily AZ Pier Light Street.
Steamer NARY WASHINGTON will leave
Pier 8 Light Street, syery Sunday and Wednes-
day Night ~ 10 p. ~, for she PatHxent River as
high up as Erstol.
lfeGurmimg, aIla IosEe Bristol every Tuesday
ana Friday a. ga. n Lever Marlboro, at 10
.. M, Benedict AZ F9.s0 p. M, aHd Milestone
Landing II 6p. b., -eaIliHE 81 No wharf below
St. LeonaFdss, except ~ Milestone, either going
Ct coaainr, and there only 4er passengers-
Freight received at No. I Tabaeeo Warehouse
on Wednesday and Saturdays Ohly.
S. II. FORBES,
Superintendent.
HENRY WILLIAMS,
Iulv 9. ies0-sf. Agept.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

The st,ensioa orsarmers i .ailea 10 TIE Relice
% WIN. n. crifash. Rsqr- who, a. agent ~
Western FACTORIES. sngages % al Pure Bone
Fertilizers al : les price than any other pasrty
10 shs B.Isimors narkss. Read shs testimonials
q Messrs. Bond and PaFE, % Be found 10 he
body Of the adversIseneni.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

The Lsouardsown EoteIs are fast filing mp
with susnmsr visitors from the cities aud In a
few daye Il sexpected they win Be taxed TO their
utmOss capacity Of entertainment. Up to this
writing, In point Of numbers, ladies and children
are ahead BY 3 large majority. We lenrns also.
that the diaersnt Pavilions on the Potomac are
coming in Tor a fair share Ofinvsling patronage.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Tbs Reeoeaes, Americas, Ga, says: "Clerks
Senator's, Representative, Doctors, Lawyers.
Cifixens, IL public ard private life are testiiying
hy the Thousands, and over their own siVnatarVs,
ease OF the kidneys and for Diabetes; these arc
respectively known ~ Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure and Warmers Safe DiALr,e
Cure
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

GregoEy's enlertainmant ~ the Sociesy's Hail
on Wednesday night oflast vsek was slimly at
tended. but he was just as paiBs-taking to please
As If il had been crowded, and ell who attended
were well-plcased with the performances. HIS
negro limitations impressed "a As excellent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Rnahle C. n. 0el@a 3 Sea- psupristOrs Of the
larxesl retail Clothing llopss 30 Yves, Pratt
Street. extending thrOash TO IS Hanover Street.
Balliuose. tOOGer the IOllowing Inducements |:
PsrlectHtlIag and superior made clothing in
endless variety e lowest eash prices.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

~.-.--.. ..,,.ininw ne Ceusns reports Of
she diHersnt districts. nos hrsag aii returned %
=. ea.ra,s one Al Ibis wrising, We arr pre-
,..,-s - - frem afvinz the general results
il sls eouasy. We shall make report q siisss
IN our next
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

viii send their celebrated Eiectro-Vol,aie
Belts 10 the afflicted upon 30 days trial. Speedy
cares guaranteed. They mean what they say
Write 10 them without DELAY.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
~. FtedrieL, oaIrtrt e., bal,

Wm. X. Gri6EA. Esq, Dear Sir-Yours Of
June the 9th asking how liked Jour Fertilizer
Hard Times IL Rt hand. In answer. I would
SAY, that used bag Of Guano with n bag Of
Fertilizer, &C., and was much pleased with the
result. Iassd the mixture On Corn Land VI heat
and the crop was thesbessI eyer grew after cOrn.
would have tried on Tobacco this Spring,
but having failed m plants, prevented me. III
live 70 the Fall, think win Try u again.
Yours truly, JAS. A. BoSD.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08


Nm. BRRRT, Dear Sir SIN an edi-
torial IN the last issue Of the Isdepen-
dent in reference to the primary elec-
lion held in the 18th ward OF BALTIMORE
for Delegates to the Congressional Con-
vention Of this district, you allege fraud
was committed, and that while DR..
Henkle was present in person and Col.
Dent By Representative, ct said primary
election. neither Messrs. Marbury Of
Prince Georges nor Wilson Of Calvest
knew or bad heard anything Of the call
Tor the primary meetings therein. /
think II y due 10 me that you should
state ID this connection that bad no
knoWIedge or notice Of the day the pm
mary would be held, and was surprised
when | saw By The papers that il had
been held-and am equally ignorant
OF what transpired there except what
| have seen in yours and other papers.
Nor have 4 any other knowledge what
ever rs to who viii Be the choice Of
the Delegates chosen to represent the
ward 10 convention, Lam personally
acquainted with but one OF them. aad
be was en- officer OF the last House Of
Delegates. The only Information ! had
- 10 the time Of holding The primaries
in the district was imparted By yons-
seIf, and Was 70 tflss eject: thai they
would Be- held Oh nm eariier day in the
upper part of thu district than in our
section OF it--this vas at The meeting
Of The State Central Committee Of
which you were an acting member
Not one thought have ! gwen TO the
primary meetings since then.
VERY respectfully yours.
A. G. CHAPMAN.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
-. PARR { sos, CommissIon MerchaI

]. NJ. PAIR Son, Commission Merchants,
Baltimore, Aug. ~, 1879.
M. Wa. n. GSi6EEl, Dear SsT-RefeFring TO
our conversation Of this A. n, beg 10 say,
will take two car loads about IS tons Of lf.s
'sF'Hre Rae Ground Bone" like sample exhibit
ted and at the price agreed upon.
Please have il shipped promptly. Having
bought this Bone from yoa last year aad used II
upon about $50 Acres Of Wheat, the result was
sufficiently satisfactory 70 cause me n use u again,
with hopes Of similar results. Ibelieve my crop
Of Wheat was the very best in the section where
used and that my land Is materially improved.
Very respectfully, 1. N. PAM.
~ A fun stock Of Fertilizer Ingredients and
Chemicals, &c, on hand.
WM. n. eRIFFITH.
Office - South 81.
(eT Smiths Wharf
Warehonmg and
Locust Point.
Julv a. isgO-4m.
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MARRIED,

On the 2Afh day Of June, ult., r. II. J. MA
GILL to Miss MARY L. RlsADMOND.
On the 9Th day Of Jaly, inst, BY the Rev. Mr.
vondersmith, Al BLAINE 70 Miss ANN 3.
GRAVES.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

Gen. Hancock's father and mother
zeee yBanlssss; he and hrs wife are
E,piscopsl ien !. snd, qesther are followers
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

An esrsEsunisy - One cnh Aasra e lis.
-. ga, s.erisoe Iu,sumnser eloshing IsF
...n ana aoea Iuaururalra July 1, 1850, sin
-.-,;.-e. :. - n oshm 4 son, 30 " Pratt
!, .r,e-sier shrUaeh u % HAaovsf 81, Bal
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08

LETTER rRom GEN. CHApmAs.--As
we publish ia another column IN article
from The Maryland Independent. en-
TILED. "Fsir Play Is Jewel" which,
whether so intended or not. is suscep-
tible Of being construed as reproach
TO Gen. Chapman. We think thai "falI
play" demands that We should also give
the Generals letter Of explanation,
This We end in The last issue Of the
Independent which says, remarking upon
The letter, that eve are pleased to have
Gen. Chapman's assurance. though oil
the fact We had no doubt, that be was
moi eognizant Of or party to the mon
strous and indecent fraud perpetraied
in the 18th ward PRIMARIES" And
with this prologue We present the ie.-
ter: ek
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-07-08
PURE ANIMAL
BONE FERTlLIZERS.

rs Agent for Western Factories, | can sell
- genuine Pure BoEe and Pure Bone Ferlili-
xeFs ~ a less price than any other party in this
market. The following from the Hon. Jas. A.
Bond. Of Calvert, and ]. u. Parr, Of Baltimore,
Is sufficient endorsement.