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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-11-10
RAILROAD TIME-TABLES-AND HOW
TIMETABLES ARE MADE.
One of the Laborious Things Connected
With Railroad Management.
Milscaakee Sentinel.

Mitagaukee Sentinel.
Instead of timetables being changed with pen
and paper, as many suppose, the entire running
arrangement of all passenger and freight trains,
their crossing of other tracks or passage of other
trains, stops and lost time calculated by sim
pie common pins and spools of different colored
threads. Before timetable or schedule is pre-
pared, the time chart is first perfected. To pre-
pare time chart, large piece of drawing paper
is first stretched a smooth surface and mount
ed on easel. The chart is ruled either for two,
five or ten minute time by horizontal lines and
perpendicular CROSSINGS. The ''time" is marked
above the horizontal line the distances, or sta
tions and terminals down the first perpendicular
line. For illustration, II midnight is the mark
on the first horizontal line and each hour is mark
ed until the twenty fourth, or the following mid
night hour is reached on the last horizontal line
Between the hour-lines the space is divided into
ten minutes time and the ten minutes time into
two minutes time. The hour lines are made
heavy, and the lesser lines are of lighter shade
to distinguish them. The one terminus of the
road-Milwaukee, for instance-is marked on the
first line beside the first me-mark, IL midnight.
The other stations follow down the perpendicular
line until the other terminal is reached Then all
is ready to prepare for the running arrangement,
provided the pins and thread ready. blue
thread means passenger train, red thread a
freight train, and if the trains of other roads use
part of the track they are designated by differ
ent colored thread. 1t is calculated that the run
ming time shall be, say, twenty five miles an hour,
and for the purpose of illustrating the tracing OF
one passenger train will answer the purpose Of
explaining them all. A passenger train leaves
Milwaukee at a. m. A pin is placed on the
horizontal line at the a. m. time mark and the
end of the blue thread fastened thereto. If the
train runs without stopping for fifty miles, the
blue thread is stretched over opposite to the
station at which the stop is made, and directly
under the 10 a. m. time-mark another pin is stuck
and the blue thread wrapped about it to keep il
taut If this is stop, say of forty minutes, the
blue thread is stretched to the 1910 a. m. mark
direct line with the same station, and another
pin stuck and the blue thread wrapped. The
train starts and its entire is thus timed and
distributed along the road. If the railroad has
say forty or sixty passenger and freight train;
running daily, the time-chart when it is com
pleted, looks like great spiders web stretched
out with pins. But little work then remains tC
transfer the time and stations to the me-table
and the schedule is ready for the printer.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-11-10
FURNISHING GOODS.

Our stock contains everything in
vogue in the way of Shirts, Underw ear,
Hose, Collars, Cuffs, Handkerchief,
Suspenders, Sleeve Buttons and Scarf
Pins, while in choice and fashionable
Neckwear we offer to the public the
finest makes at prices that cannot fail
to please. In short our Furnishing
Goods Department contains everything
needed in gentleman's wardrobe.
Please remember that our prices are
the very lowest.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-27
9(it Das Sublifu,tt !.
1,12t1M

0ie Serbitfaiion itebt bor Der Sbiir unb elm
Seoer bemiibt iid feline @aare in einem idon
erridteten @cf6afte ansupreifen. lin aber
NIT einem nnferer eriten aaufleute su reben:
sd bin gefon,men rm gu bleiben unb Dicle
Staot ineine Seinatb gu MADDEN" @or einem
Sabre iparbe Der Cinderella Sdub. .Galaiteroff>
net uno pie Sober peib, bat iid baS llnterneb.
men ilber allies Griparten oils erober @rfoIg er>
pieien. 9ie @riinbe bafir iinb: Sas &C.
id)aft liest an elmer fdonen neuen Straben
oann. ber @unfd Der aunben, Die &eellitdt unb
6a6fcnntnib beS @ieentblmer8 su erproben.
SOllten ii3 in meiner @sf6aftsfi6runs bie muo
Srrtbimer eingeidliden baben, 70 piro eS
mein Seifreben fein, iolde in 3utunft gu per.
neioen, bab Seber befriebigt bon bannen gebt
@teine 8erbnOuus nit @bilabelpbia 9duiern
geben @arantie, baB eineS Seben @efdmad
befriebist pirb. Scr neinoerella" besnist fi6
nit fleinen Yrofiten. lniere &ente lit niebrig
uno mir faufen unfere gSaaren 10 biQie mie
Urgent einer sus Dieien @riinben merben mir
bic beiten @aaren at ben allerniebrigiten 8rei,
len pcrtaufen. Grgebenit
r@inbereIIa,~
2o,s- Gde Souiton. strabe unb slbenue G..
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4bpeienben ni6t su bernilien, tpenigz
itens duBerte ct 1tiemals ettpas bariiber,
unb man tpuBte ia aud, bab er iebt
ni9t Diel 3eit batte, lidb um Samllien=
besiebungen gu fiimmern. Die nmge.
bung mar es getpobnt, ibren 9errn itets
ernif, perf6loilen un6 unberiibrt BON
duBeren greigniifen 5u ieben, iie fab
ibn aud iebt ni6t anbers, unb bod
tpuBte Seoer, tpel6e @ettermolfen (i6
iiber feinem 9aupte suiammen5ogen.
Sas mar ldngft fein @ebeimniB mebr.
Sie unruben in Der @tabt batten ii6
aud i'm 2aufe Der nd6iten Wo6en ni9t
tpieberbolt, unb BET poli5eioireftor init
feinen 8ean1ten mar boQftdnbig 0err
ber einseluen 6reitungen geblieben,
Die nod bin unb tpieber borfamen. Sie
f9limmeren @lemente Der 8ebOlferung
tparen eini6ii9tert, Die belIerer 5llr
8elinnung gefommen.
(Gortiesuns fol9t.)
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Ror;a 0er Mo,,nor,,o,,r hes e.,

= paris. Ser @ouberneur bes fran,
aOlii9en go6in=gbina's 1T BON Dem
Gegentf6aftsratb in que bena6ri6tigt
tuoroen, baB &Dnig Siepbema abbanfte,
unb bob Der neue 15idbrige 96nig bon
annam unter bem Namen &ieupbua am
2. December getr6nt tpurbe. Ser anna
mefii6e Ginan5miniifer, Der ben Gran=
5oien feinblib gefinnt 1T -trat bierauf
an bic Spite Der &egentf@aft. 9ie &ri=
fts bauerte n1ebrere Stunben. Sie Shore
Der Gitaoelle tparen gei6lofen, als fie
tpteoer se6ffnet tparen, tpurbe 9iepbe=
mas Sob angeaeigt. 8emaffnete San=
ben bur95ieben bic 8oritGbte unb Der
fran3Oiti9e aelibent min nit Gienpbua
al9ts gu tbun baben, big er bon Sranf.
reid anerfannt lit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-27

Der Binter nit isinem naBtalten
Wetter 1T ieet ba 1tnb fam 1llan BET biez
ier SabreS5eit niat ppriidtis Senug NIT
ieiner @efunbbeit umeeben.
Grcdene SaBe idiieen ,sesen Grfale
tunS unb bic bat nt1n nur. tpenn man
sutes Sdu9merf trdst. 9eatarlid fino
S. Scsfe SDbne AUDI barin allen 5da=
fern pcraus, unb, mie in Glleu, baben
iie AUDI barin bic srSBte 9luswabl, TO-
pObl ,far Damen, ale aud far Serren
ltnb &inber.
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8, Ma yer &$on

Seide und Sanlmet.
8onets & @uinets 8ranbs $1.25, herz
abseieet aaf 9oc.
@1trd Qualitdt bon Seibe $1.60, berab>
seiett auf 81 25.
@npereetra @eibe $2.25, berubseiett
uuf SLIGO.
Seine Sleiber Selpeteens 20 Gents.
Semen aleiperzSamnlet, $1.75, berabs
selett auf $1.5o.
Seine SleiperzBrocaoe, $1.25, berabse=
ieet auf 80 Gents.
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Ipn ben @efanoeneu in 81

Bon ben @efansenen in Der
Sail su Weatberfor6 tpurbe elm erfolg=
lofer 5lu6tDeriu6 unternommen. Gin
bierSebnidbriger &nabe, Der ii6 megen
Nngriffs nit einen MeRer in Der Sail
befanb, 5iinbete fein Bet an unb iebte
ba6ur6 bic Sail in Branb. Sas Seus
er tpuibe inbeB Bel6i1t unb bic Glu6t
bet Wefungeaen petbiabert.
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e m sc eftaurant.

Stubent: p&ellner ,baben sic @bamz
pagner2" = &eluer: rSatpobl." -
STUDENT: v8ringen Sic mir cine Slaz
f6e gu Is Marf!" = &elner. cOen
fiibren mir ni6t." - STUDENT; r9ann
gu IL Marf!" - Gellner: v8ebaure,
fiibreu mir ni6t; aber i6 fann Sbue1
ben gu 8 Marf beitens empfeblen." :
STUDENT: vgeun baum gebeu Sic ntir
- einen @oqnac."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1883-12-27

Warum Sancss sYreiie fir @aibmere
be3ublen? Sosfe'S perfaufen fur SO Sc.
impcrtirten fran3Sfiden Gaibmere, refine
WOae, tn Sdwar5 pber Sarbis. unlere
@aibmeres fir Is Gents, $l,o0, 81, ,25
unb bGber finp uniibertrefflid in Site
unb 6arbe. gSir baben ftets cine sroBe
Nuswabl bappn an Sanb, fpmpbl bas
bri0dnte 8lauf fdmar5, als audi bas tiefe
Soblenidwars, SIT Blad. Sic baben
einen felten 8reis fir iepen &unben.
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Edeis@e Sreie @refIe
srIGfini
tdslid nit ausnabme bes eunntass
nnb fcltet
5000 fir bas Satr pber $3.50 fir
3 Wtcnate
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sa Smlia unb @attie, 3tpei
Der am fotbarfen gefleibeten unb srDB=
ten puppen, tpel1e je in Der Stabt
ausgeitellt tpurben, fOpie elm e t DE-
rirtes Dinner g ct tperben IL
I denft bon Gregory u. g. !, 400,
All, Alb uno Ais, 9ouitOnitraBe, am
nd6ten SDlbeiterabenb.
Seber &auier, ber fir So fauft, erz
bdlt Elm 2oos.
Spielia6en unb @eibna9tsmaaren
in GROCER Guswabl au ben billie ten
8 pretien.
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auhlenSl bilbet einen gang bepsutenbea

0sITteH1t Vtt1SF St'se't BWtf0 VVVkFtSttO0H
Nusfubr= =Nrtifel. SIM Sctober murben fir
$4,233,210 mad europa pers
idifft, Ober Inn beinahe $2O3, 900 mebr
als I'M Sctober beS porisen Sabres.
8abrenb Der 5ebn WOnate, bic nit bem
81. October enbisten, ipurben in runber
Summe fiir 40 Oaill. Dollars naa benz
Guslanbe peri4ifft. Nu,eritaniidesaoblens
Sl 1T Elm iebr besebrter grtifel in Deutidz
Lamb unb rielen anberen 2dnbern.
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@atter. Mfatter Matter

Werbet Shr beS Jtad1tS 9eltDrt tperoen
unb in gurer 9fube unterbruden ourd bas
Sdreien eines franfen 8inbes, peldeS
Sdmersen bonn Durdbreden Der 3dbne
lsibet? ST es ber Sail, 70 fault cine 6laide
BON Wlrs. WinSloms SODtbins Sprup.
@r pirp ben armen Sleinen ipfprt bon leie
men @dmersen beireien. Wian perlaiie ii4
oarauf es bilft. @s 1T feline Miutter auf
@rben, bic es periudte uno Sud ni4t NIT
tbeilen wdrbe. bab es bic @inSeweibe res
sutirt, ben &leinen Stlfe unb @eiuneheit
unb Der Wutter Rube peri4aift, oaB e8
wie 3auber wirft. Das Mittel 1T 1der in
alien Tdllen unb ansenehm bon @ei idmaf; !;
es wirb BON elmer Der dlteiten unb eiten
Occtcrinnen in ben Ser. Staaten pers
i4rieben. ueberaa gu baben, bic Slalae
3t 25 Gents.
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9r. S. SSillfpm bon Stem Oorf,
Iugenz unb Sbrenar5t. Office:
9reiB' Npotbefe; &oniultationen lit
beutf6er uno englii6er 6pra9e.
s,l7,inw1M
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

THE COMMON ScHooLs.-We give
an extract from the concluding por-
tion of the address delivered by A.
b. Davis, Esq, President of the Board
OF School Commissioners of Montgom
cry county, at the Teachers Institute
in Rockville, May IL, 'S3. Mr.. Davis
has particularly devoted himself to
the subject of education. His views
are of exceptional value; and as the
practical administration of some fea-
lures OF our present school system has
given dissatisfaction and is inviting
scrutiny, We particularly call atten-
ton to what Mr.. Davis has to say:
When | tell you that the annual
cost of the public schools of Mary
land is 81, 654. 000-less about $780,
0OO paid to colleges and academies
for high education-you may well
apply the words of the earnest pro-
lessor, and ask if his views are adopt
ed what human power can say to the
incoming tide Hitherto shalt thou
come and no further" This annual
charge upon the people of the State
for public school education is now
nine times the cost of the executive.
judicial and legislative department of
the State government combined. :.
/ do not hesitate to say that where
the public schools now cost upward
of 81 ,600, 900 per annum, with prop
er understanding and application Of
the principle with which | set out,
namely the art Of knowing the limits
of ones own Office. they could b. ran
with more satisfaction and eficisncy
at bat little. if any, ever one million
of dollars; thus at least saving enough
to pay the interest uren the ruhsie
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
TIL
CuRnExr PoLrrrcAL SpEcULATIoNs

CURRENT POLITICAL SPEcULATIcEs.
1T is now bruited. that Creswell and
HoltOn have come together. and that
all is now harmonious in the republi-
can party, the former in the new
management to be sent 70 the United
States Senate, and the latter to have
the unanimous voice Of the party for
Governor.
The democratic outlook is equally
Aattering. Neither Hamilton, Cor
man nor Whyte are to contest for the
control Of the Democratic State Con-
vention, but it il understood that g
State Ticket is to be formed in which
these leaders are to be represented.
These are the new combinations Ie-
ported, and it remains to be seen what
we are all going to do about it.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
FURNISHING GOODS.

Our Furnishing Goods Department con-
tains everything needed in q gentleman .
wardrobe. No gentleman Of taste who APP
preeiaies richness and elegance Of fabric and
style shonld miss SEEING our stock Renem-
Der, while this assortment Is largely composed
OF the finest grades. we do not -sk fancy fg-
ures on . single article. Our prizes viii bear
they will be found immensely superior.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

The st. Mary's BEACON has been
writing some very instructive articles
lately on tariff reform, which we hone
may be kept up. till the people not
only of that county but elsewhere
realize the unequal and iniquitous
burdens which the system Of protec-
ton has put on the people Of this
country. As corollary Of the prop
ontions so well advanced and main
tanned By the BEACON, we we're not
exactly prepared for the rscommen-
datiOn made in the last issue for some
Republican to seek nomination from
his party and election on the BEA-
CONS platform. 1t would not be safe
to trust such Democratic treasures 20
the handling Of Republicans.-Anne
Arundel Aduerdser.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07


In the Circuit Court e. St. Mary's Coualy.
In the matter of the sale of Real Estate a.ses-
sRd 20 FEank Hume, By Peter r. Saith,
Collector Of State and County taxes IN The
LIST election district.
IT il hereby ordered this 3lst day Of Mar, A.
III D., 1883, that the sale made and reported
BY Peter p Smith, CollegtoF in the above case.
be ratified and confrmed, unless cause 10 the
contrary be shown on o. bEsore the 4th Nom
day ofJune, 1888; provideda copy Of this order
be published In the 81 MaFy's BEAcox, once
q week for three suceesiye weeks prior TO the
said sra M0nllag y
The report states that the land sold Cor
$s5.
]. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
True eopy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD,
Clerk.
June :, 1888 Nv.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

Col. A. X. Mcclure, of the Phila-
delPhia Times, in his memorial ad-
dress at the decoration ceremonies at
Bradford, Pa, departed from the reg
ulation orations on such occasions by
closing with an earnest appeal to the
Grand Army of the Republic to OBJ
tain the now prepared official list of
pensioners, and fearlessly expose
every man who has stolen the sol
diers fame TO defraud the govern
ment as pensioner. This ereallapt
suggestion was heartily approved bv
the veterans who heard ne a ldress
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

Victor Remedies from the formulas Of DR.. p.
d. Fahruey.
VICTOR COUGH SYRUP, The safe. Pleas
ant and Efectual remedy, for all forms Of
Coughs, caused from Throat and Lusg lis
eases.
VICTOR PAIN BALM, The Efficient remedy,
for Sore Throat, Frosted Feet, Cramps, Col
ie, Tooth Ache, aud all forms Of Pain, Inter-
nal aud External
VICTOR INFANTS RELIEF, The greatest
remedy for Children, in Tesihing. Collie,
Gripping, Diarrh9a, &c; II does not produce
that state Of stupOr, a. other Syrupafor ehii-
dren 90.
VICTOR BONE AND NERVE LININEsT is
King Of all for External use, Tor man or beast
ES- This is strong language, but we ~ilI
make every word good, or refund your mon
ey. This We can with confidence offer, hay-
ing had but six bottles returned out Of the
past years very large sale.
kor sale ~ druggists and SsoTskeeyers.
K0OSTZ & Co, MFRS and PROPRS,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
RATlFlcArlox korlcE.

In the Cireais Coart ior q. nary's county.
u re matter ofthe sale of UornEcsd Barber
aarss assessed 70 10 washn zson Ctr
and Point fookont r. +. Csmpnsr. by Pc
ter p Smiih. ColIeetoK 81 stss. and Couafr
iGxsa in thu laf eiectinn district.
IT Is hereby ordered ihfs siss aaw Of Nav.
Il A: d.. 1855, shaf - ale made and re-
pogtea OF Peter 2. Smith. Collector Ia the
above esse, be ratified md con0rsusa. nnless
eaasse 70 the contraEy - shown on or before
the 4th Monday Of June. $50; provided eopy
q this osder Be pahlIsh1d in the Sc. Mary's
bEAcoxp once 3 week Tor three Successive
seeks prioE 70 the aaid afh Monday olJnna.
The report siases thai TIE sAus sold for
$3.50.
J. PARRAN CRANE,
Associate Judge.
True eoPy-Tsst:
J. FRANK FORD.
June Z. Isss-sw.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

L HO SAN ID S

HalEIlned and skeleton Suits 10 all the
newest and most desirable shades In SeFges:
also. Blue Flannels, Yacht Cloth. MoAairs,
Drap D Etc and WoFsied Cur assortment
OF Alpacas, Pongee sink aud Seersncker Suits
fail eol0rsl was never approached in ulagni-
tude or variety before In the State.
la Busters We can astOnish yoa. We have
them in all the best fabrics in Linen, MOhair.
Alpaca. &c.
We also have tho largest line Of Bays and
Children's Clothing for Summer Wear ever
shown.
CT Vests, In which over l5O0 Styles are
shown, from IS Gents 10 $500 in Price.
We always exexl in getting mp Clothing for
Summer wear, and We are proud Of cur mag
nifeent assortment.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
ATTRACTIVE OPENING
New Summer Goods
7. NJ. CAVALIER g. CO
IN THE SPACIOUS AND WELL LIGHTED
B1G BRowN Store.

We beg leave TO inform our friends aud Gus
toners that we are daily opening an immense
an very desirable stock OF goods OF every des-
eriPtion, which We are selling at botsom
prices, viz
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
READY-NADE CLOTHING,
SHOES and HATS,
LIQUORS and CLEARS, etc,
and many novelties which will please the
ere Of the most lasIidious. Our Goods were
carefully selerted from the largest houses Of
Baltimore, and are such as will give general
satisfaction. We call attention 10 the real mer-
It's Of our goods. What We say and dsertise
about them is the plain, unvalnished truth,
and we sell them upon their merits, and we
simply ask - call from ouE friends and Gus
toners 10 convince them OF The truth Of our
assertions.
y. M. CAVALIER Sc co.
June I, lSs3.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
DR.. JOHN S. BILLOPP,
SURGEON DENTIST.
MECHAKICSVILLE.

Offers bis professional services TO The eitiz~us
OF NJ. Nary's and surrounding conniry. Per-
sohs AZ. q distance or 10 sAe adjoining cban-
lies can have their work done By giving hir.
due notice that they deaire his serTices.
april Il, 1887
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
FOR SHERIFF.

respectfully announce myself as an In
dependens candidate for the next SheriHaliy
and solicit the support Of my c0Inred fellow
citizens and Of AL believers in iair play.
JNo. 7. CURTIS, Colored.
May 10, SIRE
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

EPISCOPAL CHURCH CENTESARY.-
Tuesday ss9th nit was celebrated as
the centenary anniversary Of the or
ganization Of the Protestant Episco-
pal Church Diocese in MARYLAND.
Appropriate religions services were
held at Sc. Paul's Church in the morn
ing. with the Right Rev. VIM. Pink
ney, Bishop Of Maryland, IS Celebrant,
and the Rev. George A. Leakin. OF
Trinity Church, and the Rev. ]. s.
b. Hodges. Of st. Panl's, as Assis-
tants. The sermon was delivered By
the Right Rev. Henry G. Lay, Bishop,
Of Easton. His theme was THE
Church Of England in the Colony Of
Maryland" At night there was q
meeting of the clergy and laity held
at Lehman's Hall. where a collation.
was served and short addresses were
made by Bishops Pinkney. Of Mary
land, Lay, Of Easton, Lee. Of Della
ware, and Lyman. Of North Carolina.
Brief eongratulatory addresses were
on the growth of the Diocese Of Mary
land and the development of the
church in general were made by
Bishops Lyman and Lee. the Hon.
John II. B. Latrobe and the Rev.
Charles H. Hall. Bishop Lyman
spoke lovingly and admiringly of
Bishop Nottingham. whom he Knew
well. Mr.. Latrobe read from a work
published in l746 many interesting
things about the Rev. Thos. Bray, the
first Commissary of Maryland.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

II is universally conceded that the
Internal Revenue Service is needless
ly burdened with unemployed off,
Gals, and that the districts should be
consolidated.
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400 ACRES,

more or less. Plot will be exhibited on day
Of sale.
EARN In n good state or cultivation and well
adapted 70 WHEAT. CtiiN and GRASS.
Deep Greek, on which II Is ioctted, Is lannon's
for iis fne OYSTERS aud very superior bed
ding ground. improvements and fencing Ia
fair condition. Purchaser entitled 10 corn
rents and 10 pay one-hali of taxes, and TO he
entitled 10 usual privileges, seeding wheat,
etc.
This farm Is within one mile Of the Point
Lookout railroad, the track Of which is laid
to Mechaniesville, and cars running on IL.
TERMS OF SALE.
One-fonrih of the purchase money cash on
DAY of sale, or al co TO 90 days note. with in-
terest added and approved security, payable
ina bank, and residue in three equal INSTALL
menis in one, two snd three years from the
day Of sale, with interest on the whole ms
each installment falls due, secured by bonds
or notes of purchaser or purchasers, with APP
proved security.
RICHARD 7. EARLE.
SAMUEL T. EARLE,
Executors OF James I. Earle.
May "a, lsS3-ts.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

The LATE REV. DIR. GUARD.-A
handsome monument of Quincy gran
ite has been erected at the grave of
Rev. DIR. Guard in Greenmount Gem
etery. It is the gift of ministers of
the Baltimore Conference. Appropri-
ate religious services took place at
the grave on Monday, 18th, ult. The
inscription on the monument is AS fol-
lows:
Erected, 1883, by the members of
the Baltimore Conference. Rev.
Thomas Guard. June 5, 1881 Octo-
Der 10, 1882. A Methodist preach
er; priHcely orator; a sanity man;
pure, Peaceable, gentle, easy to be
entreated; full of mercy and good
fruits.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07
New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

! will be in st. Mary's County tuning Pr
aros for two weeks from the 18th, instant.
Orders addressed TO the BEAc0x Office, TO the
Ss. Mary's Seminary, and II @ Adams, Ne
chanicsville, viii be promptly attended to.
LUCAS.
June Z, lss3-tfs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-06-07

In the Circuit Court for St. Mary's county
sitting rs Court Of Equity.
No. sos n. f..
ORDERED this 5th day Of June, 1889,
~ that The sale made and reported by
GEORGE BLACKSTONE, Trustee in this
cause, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
to the contrary be shown on or before the LIST
Monday Of July, 1888 provided a copy
Of this order be published IN the 81. Mary's
BEACoS once week for three successive
weeks prior 10 the said LIST Monday Of
July.
The report stairs the land sold for 81, 500.
]. FRANK FORD Cleik.
True copy-Test:
J. FRANK FORD, Clerk.
June Z, ls53-3w.