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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
COnSol1dCtion.

CHICAGO, Nov. 4.--The T4ibune announces
that Jan. L, 1883, the management of the
Illinois Central railway and Chicago, st.
Louis & New Orleans road, the latter being
now leased line of the Illinois Central,
will be consolidated. It is further report
ed that w. K. Alderman will retire from
the presidency to take charge of the finan-
cial affairs of the consolidated roads, with
headquarters in New York, and Vice Presi-
dent James G. Clarke, now general mana
ger of both roads, is to be made president.
CHICAGO. Nov, "A reporter, of the
Western Associated Press called on Mr..
Alderman, president of the Illinois Cen
trail railroad, this forenoon, in reference to
the published report that he would resign
the presidency to take charge of the finan-
cial Claffairs of that company Jan. I,
and learned from him that the runor is
entirely without foundation. Mr.. Acker-
man further said that he had no intention
of doing this, nor had he been asked to do
SO by the board of directors. It is true
that the Chicago, st. Louis & New Or
leans road is to be consolidated with the
Illinois Central Jan. 1, but the board of di-
rectors have as yet held no meeting to az
range the plan of organization.
Tie First Train.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. "A dispatch from
Monterey, Mex, to L. w. Stevenson, agent
OF the Mexican National Railroad compa-
ny, announces the arrival yesterday of the
first train at Santa Catrina, twelve miles
beyond Monterey, having On board the
general superintendent and party. They
we're received with great enthusiasm al
along the line.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Nf'No family Dyes were ever SO popular as
tie Diamond Dyes. They never fail. TIE Black
is far superior to. logwood- TIE othsr colors
Gce brilliant
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

The Merchants hotel walters Go respectfully
announce their fourth nnuM ball, to be given In
Market hall Monday evening, November 9th. ALI
are invited to attend
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Prohibition meeting at the old court house on
Monday at 8 o'clock p. N. DR.. Edwin Phillips
and Hon. J. A. Temple will address the meet
ing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Eighty feet front on Third street, 200 feet
deep with house, will be sold by Nicolay at
auction, Nov. Sth at 3 .. m.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
n. DORAN'S REPORTS

The following quotations giving the range to
the markets during the day were received by N.
DORIAN, Commission Merchant:
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4, 10 a. m.-Spot wheat
frmer. Corn strong. Cargoes off coast shade
dearer. Cargoes on passage frmer. Floating
cargoes 3@6d higher.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Martin Dreis has complete book bindery
and paper box mandatory at so Robert street
First-class blank books specially
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Millinery.

Aiu1nory.
For fle trimmed bonnet or hat, go to
SchutIs, the largest millinery house II the city,
IS east Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
BILLINGS Lo.s.

Lots in Billings, NJ. T., for sale by Van
Cleve and Wadsworth, at room 2, Northern Pa
cific land Office. or Billings, n. T.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Doa't forget the great and important sale OF
farm property on Thursday next. For particulars
see want column.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Commission Dealers.

The following are the quotations Of saiee from
BY commission maa yesterday aud ara subject
to daily fluctuations:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

The Cigar Makers Protective Union No. So,
OF st. Paul, Will give their third semi-annual
ball at Pfeifsr's hall On Monday evening,
Nov. 6.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

This Week
A fine line of colored and black ostrich plones at
$3.50, $3.50, $500, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50, $3.50.
These goods are of an extra fine quality and
worth nearly double the price. Schults's, SO
eas. Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Don't forget she great and important sale Of
farm property on Thursday next. For paricu-
lars see want column.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Mr.. A. b. Nicoiay, auctioneer, sci, 8 on We'd
nesday next ~ feet on Third stree. vito larga
three-story ho1ss On the same. For particulars
sea advertisement In another column
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
For Month of Move,

For Month of November.
ALI the late styles in hats, honnets, ard new
Line Of plunes, will be shown this week at
Schultz's millinery store, 81 east Third street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
JOHN W. RUMSEY 81 CO.,
Commission, Grain and Provisions

126 WaehiostoE, Sc, Rooms Is and 10,
CHICAGO, Ills
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05
Dry Goods.

Dry Goods.
New ToRK, Nov. 4.-Ths general demand has
been very Light, and, outside the usual misceI-
laneous assOrtments to meet urgent require
ments, the market has wanted In request and
movement.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

Cincinnati Whisky Market.
CINCINNATI, Nov. whisky In fair demand;
Sl.12. Combination sales of finished goods
TAO barrels. Basis liz
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-05

ana MesSrS. walsh q GOfO-th for defeu-
dant. The lawyers had a picnic and the
case was submitted.
In these times man is very apt to
speak of the fair according to the way the
market for his goods goes, but there are
few bloods who never sauea., even if they
get the worst OF it. Mr.. Gallagher don It
belong to the latter stripe, for when he
sat down with the quiet gentlemen who
play bank for living, and when the vel
vet paw Of the tiger raked In his little
bundle of 800 odd, he went to the mayor
and "beefed." Mayor Rice called the fes-
tive CHANDELIERS before him yesterday after
noon, and there was long sec-et seance.
It is believed he received back a part of
the Doodle and after this be lad better
stick to his metal pot.
The regular Sunday afternoon meeting
of the Young Mems Christian association,
is to be addressed this afternoon by Mr..
VIM. e. Dodge, Jr., of New York city. Mr..
Dodge's name is very familiar TO the bust
ness world as q member of the old and
well known house of Phelps, Dodge l. Co.
where he has been associated with his
father, here, and wherever known, for his
zeal and effectiveness In Christian works
as well as for his business enterprise and,
success. The son has been prominently con-
nected with the Young Mems Christian asso
citation cause for quarter of century. No
business man has ever done more for il
than he has. As president Of the New
York association, both in early times when
its organization was perfected and the
scope of it's work first realized and in In
tervening years, his efforts and his gifts
have been abundant and efficient in the
highest degree. Mr.. Dodge's address can
not fail to be interesting because of his
success in this branch OF Christian work,
and because he viii be sure to say some
thing worth hearing.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

Wednesday, March 29th. The Rrst case
disposed Of to-day was the case Of the STATE
vs.-Isaac Curtis. indicted for receiving stolSn
money. Submitted 70 the Court and Jua9-
Eaent Of guilty and sentenced 10 the Maryland
Pehilsnliary for years and 2 months.-
MeSsrs Hammett for STATE and CaulaIier &
Absil for accused. The Case Of The State Va.
Andrew Reasin, indicted for larceny, was next
coasidered, and on motion Of the States At
toTney. . nolle prOsequi was catered, and she
prisoner discharged. This concluded the
criminal docket. The Grand Jury submitted
their Report and asked 10 be discharged, hav-
ing concluded their labors. The Court. after
thanking the Jury for their prompt attendance
and efficient discharge Of their duties, dis
charged them. The PeliS Jury were dis
charged, after receiving the thanks Of the
COurI for their faithful performances Of their
duties. The Court then adjourned Tor the
day. The report Of the Grand Jury win be
found elsewhere In this issue Of our paper, and
contains many suggestions which win doubt
ICES eommend themselves % our FeAdess.-
The Term Of the Court virtually ended to-day.
although the formal adjournment was not an
Ill the sIst nlt.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06
iLocal correspoudenee.l

CHARLOTTE HAIL. April 3rd, 1854.
Messrs. Editoss ours Is = most capri
ciOus climate; yesterday We wers rejoicing in
Summer weaihsE and gentle sephyrs, and
mother earth was gloEiaed By bright radi-
ance Of golden sunshine, and the feathered
sOngsters were lured into premature Gloria
ia EEeelsis upon lhe advent Of spring. but TO-
day it seems thas April has suddenly rsmem-
bered its debt 70 bluff old Marcia and verita-
BILE izxard has swept down upon rs. sending
US shiseriny into our Winter wraps again.
IA m-work is progressing favorably; the
recent high winds proved the best offtlends 70
the farmer.
D. ". slye. Esq, had the misfortune to
have his dwelling burned early this morning;
il ws discovered 20 be on Sire ~ a a.ma
and Ia short time was entirely consumed;
mast OF his furniture was saved, bat his fami-
" lost their wearing apparel; in addition TO
the houss, he lost . large lot Of provisions,
carriage house containing carriage and =
wagon, fodder house and yoke Of oxen, one
being ournt to crisp and the other 80 badly
inferred as 70 render him useless. Mr. Slye's
loss win exesed 81, 500, partially covered By
an insurance Of 5000 on the dwelling. The
origin VI the Ere has not been clearly ascsr-
tzined. bat Il l. thought to have been caused
by a spark from Gre lsfl in the kitchen stove.
u is serious misfortune and Mr.. Slye has the
sympathy Of our entire community.
Axox
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06
LIcExsETo oRDIxARIEs kxDTAvERx-
KEEPERS.

The license 10 ordinarieaand tavefn-kepssFe
10 sell spirituols or fermehAa3 liqnors " la1er
beer, In qaaniities les thana pint, NJ one tinlo,
are ~ follows: Provided. that the appliean &
shall first be recommended 20 the Clerk by two
respectable lresholders AZ his immediate siein-
iIy, shalt make cath before siid Clerk thaG he
has bona 6de land without intending 20 evada
the requirements of this aFliclel provided and
expects 20 maintain six good beds with SUM-
cient covering thercfor--and three rooms mora
than sufficient for the private uses Of said or
binary keeper, with siabling and provendeF
Tor eve horsss ~ least; and Il said applicant
resides in tile City Of Baltimore, tsnt he eR-
pects 10 maintain twelve good beds with eev-
ering IS aforesaid, and SIX rooms
Tie said applicant Is also 70 make cath he
fore the Clerk as 10 rate OF rent o. annual vai-
ne OF she house Rt or IN which the business %
be authorized by the License may be done, or
intended 70 10 done.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

Tho Court met on Monday, April srd, by
special call, present Judges Loveand Tippett
Among other proceedings, ware the fallOwing:
Bond Of LesiIe W. Iarboe, AdminissratrixofJa
q. Jarboe approved; also that Of Jno. n.
Bronze, executor Of Thos. Goddard. InyentO-
~ Of same filed and order for aala granted
First account Of Jane r. Mckay, ndministra-
trix Of B. 2. Mckay, passed Petition Of Let
tie W. JarbOe presented. praying for citation
against Ana JarbOe and Raphael Jarboe, to
show cause why they viii not deliver up 70
administrasrix certain property. order a.
prayed passed By Court and citation issued.
Court then adjourned till Tuesday At 10
O'Clock,
Tuesday April 4th. Court met pursuant
70 sdi9wnmeus. Parties Of Aforesaid peiiiioa
appeared and waived right TO answer The
Court, IhereupOn, passed an order Tor delivery
OfPrOperly to administrative. The Court ad-
burned unit ! TUESDAY, April llth
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

IHARxlcos April lsf. 1881.
MeRsfs Editors .--1n Fnoklnr oref fhfs
weeks Issna 81 tie BRAcoE. ws nurpsfas3
g neaifc commanieation orar She nfnnaausa
q Dr.. 5ss. WarTinx. under he eAplion III
'Nlilerf Iolls II M hney. ihoaah an
prosecutions, ar0catl0n q milIer az Chapt co.
waa not aware that ans. ~ IS Islaelisn sxiS<
aea amung ths milling pebble. rlHsi p snnpr
system OF toll~fakine yes. 81 seess.s. Kheft III
ane. a. lest, who hesieres llse uilsegu arr IIs-
honfsl and after foElyahfre years a psoles-
lstionss has. e iasl. risen - 70 6e3na le Dsshs
iie from SHAT b. terms an intolesna.Ie lssas-
tee The Dr., II bis desire - lsfoes tEne-
Aefcr % the people o. St Mar, 8. has sfren
himself no little trouble 20 aBcertafn from :
suake o. she ConFa Of Arnnals che law uson
The subject, AMI 4hesheE khe nuisance mighr
Dot y ataisd: by h9sihg grand fnry take
eoEnizance q the m4tter. The judge. IN his
reply writes -
''AEskroLss, Marrh Ixsh, lisa.
''Ny dear Sir s-~Yoax lssser ~ iees dnIs
rrc5yed. b. Reformed q THE Code, Art. 81.
Sec. la. the millers are authorized 10 take
o. wheat and Ia ST. MaFy's, Of rye and corn.
! know o. 90 otller law 90 flae suhjeet ~
have alsays supposed that 4 meAns The 4 Be-
fere ibe grinding, and i certainly aiI allowed
BY Law % be taAen. Tne penalty lor wioln-
es&tf ~ Aa4tH t&2W aN# 01 UttI .84A&4#s 70
recovered before magistrate u the name ~
the State"
New, Aessrs. Editors, sos, who hare e.
poused the DR. canee, viii sse that We are a.
loved. ~ ART %, Sec ia Of the Cnde. Of
wheat, and 10 s.. Mary 10f rye and carn.
thus mixing II optional uika us % lake Ia
more toll for the two latter cereals than we are
Absolutely charging, tie 4 being the toll gen.
orally taken By the millers Of tlsis section Cor
grinding not only uhsRF, hut corn and rye.
g well As regards tie the wheat grindinx,
positively eoatend with due respecl q he
pr's opiuieu z the rontFarg. that re Tiosaie
no laE. We charge ier the eTindia9. Some
prefer the -four unboifed. and take q from
the mills just rs IL comes FROM ihe buhrs. hav-'
ing lest a. our toll Of for the grinding
others aRaias who area Iittle mere fastidious
n their diets, want white or bOlted four.
TO give them this, the miller mnst run the M
belfed -four through boItiag cloth or q e.
ries Of cloths - tAe case may he, involvinga
considerable exprnse, sepamte and dlsiinct
srom the grinding. For this eecund opera.
ton, We are poorly compensated, by OF the
brand, which requires about the same time,
ord narily as the firsi operati0n-lhe grinding.
This praetire, MeBrs. Editors. has. 5e~n eur
Frnt among the millers o. Sc. Maryss, Chnrles
aud some parts Of Prince Georges f0r. sup-
pose probably fifty years or more, and IL like
ly 70 continue when the cold and silent earth
shall forever hide from mortal gaze the last
earthly remains Of Or. James Warning, OF
Chaptico. Aubrey s GARDsER.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06


zhs csssmpnies 81 EIuly Week, a d. silf-
iaEsnt shunshas IL she e6unsy, wsrs Ensawurn-
ed O. suuday Last Palm eundayl II he
Cnfholie ehascles tbs palms 81 xrssh hsnnrkee
we're ble1sd. On Tburyaay grloly Yhursdsvl
Macs Will y cslshrnsed Il St. Aloyrssnss
<Anrehs i Dis village ~ an IL Ills
HISS daring ths CEeria, he cell ere runn.
ana not aEaih aasil EIeIy sasuFday. On
Good Friday tie services viii Be appropriate
2 lhe oer2sion Tbs Casholie ehurrh ID her
whole ones expresses fbs aeepeni mournInp
snd saEEpw- Ths aiaars are naksd. excapf =
1hs pEi=stsa eommnnlon, when fhe oruamrnts
are black. 20 Mass Is said b sacrifice oasr-
Cd oniy the holy. saernmsnk which vas -
served he day before. isrecsissd 10 one Kind
BY The priest who sseites The Lords PRAYER
and : small part q fhe PRAYERS u ths Mas.
for according % shs aacient diseiplins Of The
Greek snd Lain ehuEches, no eoneecrasioui i
perfoEnea On shin day. On Holy saturday
he services win begin At J. a. IA, asd On
Easter Sspday n and 10. o IN.
There wnsssFvscs &C Sc Peers p. E ehur =
Rev. Mr. PickmAn, Rector, oeseEatinx. on
Sunday night last Il I ,. m, with sermon
aahjeck the ProdigAl Son. Service sxaia =
nams place % Wednesday evsning II
O'Clock, with sermon on The same sahiees
Also to-day Thursday q II o'clock, :. ma
and IL The eyssing. - O'Clock, p. -. Ser
viee - 81. Andrews On 0ood Friday sa IA
O'Clock, .. M, and AZ Sc. Peters Ia our village
On the esuhink Of she same day 81 o'clock,
pm.
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Found Drownsa.


The bodies &C two drowned cOlored men
were found floating in BFissn's Bay on Sun
day last They arr supposed 10 be The two
men, Who were reported a. drowned abOIt
eight Wesks ago They were engaged ON q
vessel employed in The oyster lrade and at
night went ashore. They visited q store
whsrs they became intoxicated. and In at
tempting TO return 10 the vessel, they we're
rapsissd ana drowned. The boat in which
they attempted to rstarn was found aarifs
next mOrning. The bodies. "a : being found
were tOwed . f.eonaFdtown and buried. no in
eassthsiax shoaght Ehs men wsFs
boa Of low stature, very dark and wore dark
clothes. Two OF three dollars in noneF, .
revolver, due bill for sl.2o from Il. ;. Dn-
aaRy to Lewis Christopher, apd letter tOone
Of them from his mother, Julia A. Eeavan,
from Snow Hill Pcssofice, Worcester county,
Maryland, were found on their persons.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06


Boly sssk. ~ ,sEf $50
Ths vOios ~ he lsoE . hoard - shs land
Thom efour fFisnds who have PISA q mar
vyisg until s1lsr E.snt, are rpminde1 shas Il
win sin take - 50 = ges TIE Iicenss.
Soon he 5onag mea ell o enieyIng moon-
light sirOlls ssudying Asironamf p6d< 90
inssrnesiOp pf "bsaFFnly body," ke.
Gasdsning, house claasing sgrin1 ever,
etc, etc.. ere che esdsr ofshs Day. y
One ii our young fFisads be expressed him
elias fully sAsiAasd With his lats1 psrienes.
He grabs q '.bay eOOts'' 10 more. forever.
Our thAsksaee due Hon Emory spsnss of
Georgia for . copy Of bic late speech IL Cos-
grsss, % the Chinsas EmmigsAiion bin.
Sheriff weihsn 10 e. goudAys Gbr BABi-
more, with tie prisoners ssnisncea 60 the
Psaissntiary sad Honsssf Corrncsion. 81 shs
late term Of our CiFepis Conrf.
Thosb wishing &c purchase farming impls-
msuss, eou1s;ssld ard kitchen. furniture Or
anything Usually found en- sell stocked
krm, win 90 vel 70 remember the sale At
BushwOod. IN BedIsm Neck The advertise
meat win BE- found Ia another column.
The attention Of our readers is also called 70
The advsrisementsO f Likes. Bsrwanger 4 Co..
CIOthIsrs, Hamilton Easter Sons, dealers 10
DRY Goods, Dress Goods, &C.. and % the
Spring Arrangements Of the Ssesmer Sue.
Our Post Once has been designated % q sep-
arasIng Olice and $lE0per annum isaIlowed,
from April lst. 1881, for clerical aauislanes
10 separating mails thereat. DR.. HenkIe, late
Representative IL Congress. isentitlsd TO ihs
credit Of oblaining this additional compensa-
ton tor our POst Naster.
Dr. O. W. Chancsllor, Secretary 20 the
SIass Board OF Health, win accept our thanks
Tor his report On the Epidemic Of Diptheria in
Frederick city. and the Small-Pox in. Charles
COuaty. The report Is an exhaustive one and
II the recommendation In Il were aOIIowed.
visitAtiOns Of this kind would cerlainly b
uitigated, II not avoided altogether.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

- - - @@B8@3s
hs Grand Jurors Of che State Of MARYLAND
for the body 81 So. Nary's county, beg leave
g make the followine report for March Term,
We hare made examination a. reqairsia by
report Of Sept Term, 1881. and endorse The
matter therein contained, viz: the careless
management Of the public highways. the In
competent supervisors employed and the enor-
nous expenditures on same. And Just here
we viii state, that no record Of Supervisors
with only few exceptions, and We believe
there are about one hundred and thirty in the
eoHnly, can be found upon the hooks Of the
Commissioners.
Cpon further examination Of Commission
ers' books ne End very many irregular entries,
and may be eHlpabls entrirs, but onr power
being only reyisory Eve most earnestly refer the
matter 20 our next Grand Jury.
fhe JILL, we End upon examination, 20 be
In q neat condition, and the prisoners well
cared for BY the Tailor.
In reference to the License law, We would
say, that legislation Is absolutely necessary
whilst we have no direct evidence 81 The Yio-
lation Of the Law generally In the county. yet
10 10 well known fact, that merchants cell
spirituous liquors In quantities less than .
pint.
We would recommend that the law be
amsnded mAkiRg Il compn sorry for all per-
sons who sell spiritu0us liquors 70 pay, say
thirty dollars, or an am0nnt that would equal
The revenue alrrady re zsd By the State and
under that license 60 sell in gu ntities less than
pint The States AttOrnsy's prompt at
iention and ever re ,dy advice in all matters
pertaining to our busiue as tirand Jurors,
cannot pass unnotieed; be has our sincere
thanks. In eoncsusion, we shall express 70
the Honorable Court onr grateful ness & the
patient manner In which he has awaited our
deliberations. We respectfully ass our dis
charge.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

- A good pargAsive medicine Is one o
the absolute necessities Of the age This want
has been supplied By Dr.. J. Q. Aver 3 Co..
whose celebrated cathartie Pills ara known
to Be The safest. snress and best purgaiive
medicine ever offered 70 the public They are
mild bul csrsAin 10 their ELECTS, and Keep the
systsm 10 good csndision.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

~ An Excellent Medicins, The best ! eses
us<A 1t goes right u the spot, and = SINGLE
doe makes > nrW uaR - yon. This u only
= Sample Of some ct the strong expressions
used by persons who hare tried ]. N. La
F0Qne's Aali.BiliDes nilssrs for Dyspepsia,
Headache, COAST faAion and Diseasss Of the
Liver and Stonlaeh. IS eenis = paper; ST. q
totlls. " +. ThOFnlen, Baltimore and Ilarri-
son stress.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

colOred man, calling himself Emanuel
Hicks was found lettering in our village .
few days ago aud was committed as vagrant.
He represented himself a. being from Pitts
burg, Pa, and stated that he was being fol-
lowed By three men, whose obi ct was to II
him Cor sonae crime, which thcy allege he had
committed " i thought that Nc is insaPe.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

wlIh C.srk'a aad shs:llrs G adasd.

10 Iieenst shall BE granted 10 selispiFiiusRs
or fermensed iiquoB or lager beer ~ quaatI--
son applying fbeFesre shAilal . btaina lieeEl q
70 sell ROoas, chasiIss, waFea aud merehandiae,
paying tlleFrtDre the sam herein besese pre-
ser1hed according 70 the amount d bis sock
u trade.
Fensies vending Nillinsry and other small
articles. whose stock In tFnds 10 nct over $500
pas . Iieense Of 80 only; buth ovaf thai
amoupf. they sra rsqniFea 20 pay The saaae u
eesse a. other I,sFsoHs--oafh 10 he taken a. 81
amonns ogssoek ~ psingipai seHson q tke
year.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

The Ladies Of ST. Andrews Congregation
propose giving for the benriit Of the Church
an oysier Sappsr. At the residences ofMr. Gvil-
hn Hee6, Oh the Paiaxeni river. on Tuesday
evening next. The llih inst. If fair. ifnoi he
srs. far eyening thersaflsr. Prizes Of Sup
per Tickets, 50 cts. Amer the sapper there
VII 6ea dance. All are insiled 10 atseud. as
no Pains will BE- spared 10 make che eaterrAip<
nsHs throughout an eaioyabls one.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-04-06

A IL pension applications or applications
IN tOT the ren~wa ~ emf ms must Be fied
in this Office o. or b, for the Ilth Of April.
lisa. otherwise they viii be rxelnded from
the lew
All tax-pAyers are earnestly requested NOT
20 sign pension applications except In renllg
msrisnri0us cases. 81 order Of lie Board.
r. n. HOLMES, Clerk.