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WHO ARE "SQUATTERS?"

School Board named - Plaskett whose
existence individually and officially is an
offense to the intelligent sentiment of any
community, has recently gained an un-
enviable notoriety by the exhibition of a
most puerile prejudice against colored
teachers for colored schools, as well as
against the large element Of Northern
white settlers in Baltimore, whose ac-
tivity and enterprise have so largely con-
tributed to the development of the bust
ness enterprises of that city. DR.. Thow,
member of the City Council, resents
the imputation conveyed i'll the term
"squatter, and in the following vigor-
Gus and well chosen language scalps the
pestiferous Plaskett:
Now, sir, it may be urged. in the Ian
guage Of the day. that Mr.. fancy was a
"squatter. who came to Baltimore to
make his living" 1t is true that Roger
3. fancy was not born in Baltimore. nor
was he buried here: but he lived here.
and the glamour of his greatness is Il
legacy of this city. 1t seems to be con-
Sidered by some in our midst that not
being born i'll Baltimore is Just ground
for oStraciSm. and to that class. | pre-
sumo. an official who has recently spok-
Ell, and whose language according to
the newspapers) quote, belongs. Why.
sir, such Il man would have considered
the children of Israel under Moses SCAT
tiers: the mer who went to Rome from
the conquered provinces under Julius
Caesar and were houOred bv ROme-souat-
tiers: Richard WhittinSton-a squatter;
the half OF cosmopolitan New York
squatters; nearly all of Chicago. all of
Denver, KANSAS CITY, LeadViiie' &c.
Squatters. But, coming home-l ask YOU.
sir, anu every member OF TINS branch,
whether Methodist, baptist. Catholic.
Presh yterlan, Eplsc"raiian. or what not
If the men who fill your respective pull
pits ana minister t" your hours OF afillc-
ton. II they DC squatterS' ask whence
come the doctors lawyers bankers mer-
chants, brokers, educators, phllantllro-
p'Sts? the men VIII" clean your streets
anu ouili your cuiVertS ana sewers the
irish ana the Germans the editors OF
your newSpaPefS-S"h, Imeftc"H. Nt'-
"ea' "".tHe. ufrn."" co'T'$p"""em' lete-
gram, Aetcs, BaHtna"rean, &c. Are they
'iNNoS~AS' '''>''s - i''> -
the classes mentioned came to Balti-
more to make a liVlng; and yet. 1t is
possible that there may be some among
them who came here to spend III llv ng
what they already had IN possession.
Sir. that head or heart Is not to be envicd
which could think or feel as has been
officially expressed OF squatterS. SO caHed.
One other matter III this connection.
The same official spoke IN terms of con-
tumely of Il race in our midst for which.
.,a,...;,,aIl I'LL, c,,,;,,.,s e.. ta.,I',.
~, a. :,r, - NY.
age I'D" lho niisloi .'ue W ioHe 'it
mother. ana WAS lHtfusleu 10 the care OF
colorcd woman. who, Ill many respects.
=. N,un,y ,4ris trna sl. ,.,S d,rI, i,
cnlor hnt she had ne strnng and vi,aIiz.
;nor f,;th i, hs,. SJ.,i.n, ,nI S,,.;n,,,. as i
nns nwar l,aan nv, r,rtnnn tn ,nast r.
Ida w raad sln nas h,nI, hnn.o,r a.
ho stmdieJ Inv t,nsn rlnm prny;danan
Threw in her wav Humhle and cnnsc;
,,,tin,s in III. iis.L,rua nr har I,t;,s
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THE Democrats in the House mean to
force the fighting on the Electoral Count
bill. The stragglers and habitual alb
sentees have all been whipped in" This
means mischief and nothing else or bet
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Q|'t Qtti| n1hie,
ELKTON, JANUARY 90, 1881.

THE idles Of February are at hand.
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FOR RENT.

FIIE STORE AND HOUSE. on Main
Il street. now occupied by James Mercy opua-
site X. Il. Reese. The Store is excellent bust
ness stand. and the House roOuly aud convenient.
Jan ct! W. J. JONES.
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PENSION CLAIMANTS.

a PETITION FROM THE GRAND ARMY OF
THE REpt B!.IC-A FAULTY SYSTEM AND
FRAUDULENT CLAIMS REPORT OF COM
MISSIONER BENTLEY.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

TIVE Annual Meeting of the Stock
4 h"tdrrs a. the COLUMBIA AND PORT
DEPOSIT RAILROAD COMPANY will be held
at Tie Office OF the Company. No. 233 South
Fourth Street. Phi.icl pa Pa. on WEDNESDAY,
February 10Th. lASi. at l2l. o'clock Y. NJ.
Election for President and Directors same day
aud place. JAMES Il. MCCLURE
Jan CIV SECRETARY.
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134 ACRES O. LAND,

Tha Improvements co:Idist Of good. -
substantial EtGne NV III limo HOUSE, IsaaE
large iraiG lam ON stnnc tuuHdttion i.ssssES
walls. tranary AM other nc"csSar! out tEaaE3A
buildings.
The property is VOL Uaterci. fenced and In
good state OF cultiyatIon; and is convenient to
churches mills. &c.
THE Terms OF SALE. rs prescribed by the
,iucrcc. arc. That the whole OF the purchase money
shall he paid in cash on the day vi sale. But the
terms can be modified to nit purchaser
Expenses Of deed TO H. betrayed by the pur
chaser. W. ), EVANS, Trustee
Jan 29-ts A p SHocKLEY, Auct
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Have You Ever Known

Any person to lie seriously i'll without weak
stomach or inactive liver ~ hidMrN>3 .And when
these cr-anS are ia good condition do you not find
their foSSeSsor enjoying GOOD health? i'arker'>
Ginger Tonic tways regulates these ini urtdnt
organs and never illS to make the blood rich and
pure. and 10 strengthen every part Of the ~ stem
1t has cured hundreds of desijuiriug invaiid>-
Ask Your neig hhor aboGt it.
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FARM Or TRACT OF LAND

situate. lying and being in the Fourth Election
district OF Cecil county aforesaid whcreon Nathan
I. Iannpy nav resides. and being the same tract
u parcel al laHGi which was convened unto the
said Nathan T. .Inney by William G. Yerkes
and wife, by deed dated the 18th day oil March,
1871, duly executed. acknowledged and recorded
i'll I.hcr H. s. No. /. folio ~. *. one ot the
Land Record Books OF Cecil county aforesaid to
which said decd reference is hereby made Tor IL
more accurate description ni the said real estate
1t adons the llHds OF McsSIS !. Sterritt Smith
= L.L l. ~. :IuI OF L.cr. MI a.
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You may now understand, sir that
never experience any peasurable emo
tions when | hear the term niger :
applied in contumely to the race of whicl
my Nanny was a member. | hold
sir, that official position should not be
degraded byapplying contemptuoust terms
to race. sect. OF creed.
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The above balance OF 81 les S. has been trans
errcd To the Sinkin-, fund and loaned with proper
security. WIN. LINDSEY. President.
J. Ii. STEELE. Secretary and Treasurer.
Chesapeake CITY, Jan. -. lsS!-2w
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Lowest Prices for the Cash.

He will devote himself tn thc NANUFAC
TuRE AND REPAIR OF BOOTS AND
SiDt> IN which lac guarantees tn give >ac-
ton 10 his patrons. both in price and qualriy "i
work. share ul the public patronage solicited.
Jan li-1m las W HALVES,
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FOR THE SENATE.

Messrs. Editors As Mr. VIM. O Reeder has
been appointed Clerk under the Governments
we beg you to announce DR.. l.. j. SUTTON a,
candidate for the Senate this Fall, believing he
has done as much for the Republican party as
any man la 1t and knowing be has received
nothing but abuse. We think be is entitled to
some reward for his services aud therefore name
him as a candidate for The Senate, subject TO the
action Of regular Republican Contention, and
assure the public he will receive, what be merits
the warm support ofthe Republicans Of the coun-
~ and particularly Of
April IA, 1881 CHAPTico.
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PROFESSIONAL


b. HAHais CAMAJtER. Esocu 3 AsELL
III HEpnlersigncd, Attorney Law and 50
! licliorEi IN Chancery, have, this Isl day O
January, 1880, formed ro-pATtuefahip ia the
practice Oitbeir profession, under the name and
style Of Camalier Abel. They Illpracticc
an the county Of St. Mary 'yandtheAdj oining
iounties.
specialization vii bepaidto thecollec-
zion pi claims.
Oiicrin the Court House Addres
CAVALIER 4 ABELL. Leonardtown,
81. Mary's county, Nd.
y. HARms, CAA4LtgR,
ENOCu y AnELL
Jams, l85O--tf.
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FoE snERlrF

AZ the solicitation Of many warm personal
friends In different sections Of tho comfy, who
claim that have made humane but prompt
and Efficient Sheriff ! am induced % ask an en-
dorgpmepl for The same position ia 1881 aad
will be- thankful to my ie'iow-oitizens for their
support
Sept %, 1882. J FRANK SMITH.
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For THE LEGIsIATURE.

The friends OF HERBERT F. MOORE recon-
mend him to the voters Of st. Mary's county as
q candidate for the Legislature, and endorse him
as emineutly qualified for that position. II he
will consent TO serve, as we trust be will, lie
viii be warmly supported by
March 81, l85ls The Entire County
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In the Circuit Court. Cor ST. Mary's county, sit
ling al Court Of Equity.
No. 5ii N. Il.
~ RDERED this 18th day Of Jure, 1891, that
~ the sale made aud reported by Jas. II. Viii
son, Trustee Ia this oaIse, be ratified and con-
drmed, unless cause 10 the contrary be shown on
or before the End Monday OF July, 1881 pro-
vided copy Of this order he published Ia the
81 Mary's BEACON, once week for three sue
sessiye weeks prior TO the said 2nd Monday Of
July.
The report states that the land told for S2T00
J FRANK FORD.
Clerk
True opy-~Tesi
J. FRANK cord,
Clerk.
June l6, 1881 --aw.
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F0K sHEGiFr.

We arr auih1riztd 70 Announce JOHN u
BUCKLER. Of 'hp Gih district, ns an independent
democratic candidate for the nesi sherlMdtyt
soieci however, to the action OF BIS party is
lie matter.
March 24th, 1881.
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FoRrnE LEGISLATURE

Messrs Editors:--You will please announce
GEO. II. GARNER as Democratic candidate
tor a seat 10 the House Of Delegates at the next
generalization, and say he WILDE warmlysup-
grtcd bf the people. Aug 20, $50.
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For SHERIFF..

Mcesrs EdIors--Announcc u the BEAcos
JOHN FENWlCK, Of Leonardiown, asa can.
didatcfor the next Shedfalty and state that be
will be supported by large body ofwaraiy
attached riends and by the masses ofthe p~0-
pie Sept @, 1880.
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roR SHERIFF.

Mcgrg EdIiom--tf JOHN sHADBtCR win
consent io become q candidate for The next Shtt-
.Naily, Dec eill receive ihc eaiirs support Of ths
Democracy Of lhc znG district
Nov u.s. 1890. Many Friend
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PoR SHERIFF

Messr5 Edi,o.s You viii please say through
the columns ofyour paper that ifMr JAMES
II. ALVEY viii consent 60 be q caudidatcf0rthe
next Sheriaary be viii be warmly supported by
Feb 3, 1850. LeUnardtoSn District.
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Mcssrs E1iior-plcts- announce Ia the BEt-
COS JOSIAH u. HANCOCK, Of Charlotte Hail
district. as chudida'e for a seat iu uur bcRf
Commissioners Court asd state that be wiil re-
ecive a eordiai Support from the
March ] =, 1871. Second District.
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Candidates.
FOR THE SENATE.

Mcsgrs. Editors-The friends Of r. JOHNSON
COTTON knowing his sterling worth and rep
resen'atiye ability request you to announce him
as a candidate for seat in the Senate of Mary
land a the next election (1sSll and say, If he
will become a candidate he will be warmly sup
ported by
Nov q, 1879 The People.
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NOTICE.

THE Annual Examination Of applicants for
Teachers certificates viii take place at tho
Public School Building in Leonardtown, as fol-
lows
For applicants for End Grade certificates, on
July, 10th inst
For applicants for LIST Grade certificates on
July, Goth inst.
II Indictment weather should interfere with the
examination on either day named, the same will
take place on the LIST fair day thereafter.
Teachers holding lst class certificates of either
Grade, about. to expire, may have the same re
ncwed on application.
BY order,
GEO. THOMAS, Secretary.
July I, issl.--3t.
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NOTICE

In pursuance Of the above order, hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
phans Court DIST. Mary's county, Maryland,
letters Of administration on the personal estate
Of CHARLES THOMPSON, late Of said county,
deceased. All persons having claims against
the said deceased are hereby notified to exhib-
it the same with the proper vouchers attached
thereto TO the subscriber, on or before The
18th day Of October, 1881, they will other
wise by law be excluded from the benefits OF
the said estate. All persons indebted to the
deeeascdare requested to make immediate paw.
nett to the subscriber.
THOMAS r. YATES.
Administrator.
April %, Issl-6w.
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MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS,

which has been carefully selected and with a
view TO very latest styles Mrs. Matlingly will
endeayor to please all who may honor Her with
a call and is able to furnish any article OLA
DIES WEAR which style and fashion may de-
anand. Give her call ut the new store, Me-
and judge ior yourselves
May u. 1SSl-4W
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Eon corNrY coNNIssIoNER.

Ncssrs Editors You Willpleatesay through
The columns of your paper that u Mr. ISAIAH
CANTER Of The bih District viii consent 10 ic
nHd independent candidate fora fesl jn tho neat
Commissioners Court he viii be warmly sup
ported by the people Of
Nov, 4, 1880. LconafdtOwu District
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FOR THE SENATE.

THAMES II. WILSON, Esqr., win consent
to beacandidale for ascat ia the next Senate Of
Maryland, he will be warmly supported for the
positionby hisparty and personaliriendsin old
0ct21, 1890. CHARLOTTE HALL.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Orphans Court ofSt. Mary'sCounty, Set.
April %, 1881
- RDERED by the Court, That Thomas r,
~ Yates, Administrator of
CHARLES THOMPSON,
late of ST. Mary's county, Maryland deceased,
give the notice required by law 10 the deceased
creditors 10 exhibit their claims and that the
same be published once a week for six successive
weeks in the ST. Mary's RrAcov:
Test: JOHN B. ABELL,
Register of Wills for 81. MarJ's county.